Skip Williams wrote:
You really have to use Technidol for Tech Pan to get anything
usable for continuous tone subjects.
Technidol is best if you want normal or low contrast, but you can
get moderately high, but still pictorial, contrast out of Tech
Pan using T-Max developer, rating the film at EI 200 to 400.
http://www.phred.org/~josh/photo/TechPan.jpg is a sample photo at
EI 400, and http://www.phred.org/~josh/photo/TechPanCrop.jpg is a
small section of that negative, scanned at 2400 dpi. The grain is
visible, unlike the grain using Technidol at EI 25, but is still
extremely fine, and the film still gives wonderful skin tones and
extended red sensitivity.
--
Joshua Putnam, Agent
Putnam Financial Services
A FARMERS Insurance and Financial Services Agency
Voice: 206/992-2296 Fax: 425/793-3623
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