[Frameworks] Question for Frameworks Community...

[Jason Halprin]

Scott's advice "expose for shadows, develop for highlights" is key here. Technically, you can use any developer with any B&W film, though the qualities of the image will be different. For print stocks I often use Dektol, which doesn't yield the dense blacks of something like D-19. The reduced density yields an image that appears to have a lower contrast, though one side effect is an increase in graininess.

-Jason Halprin




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 From: Daniel Boos <d.alexanderboos at gmail.com>
To: frameworks at jonasmekasfilms.com 
Sent: Wednesday, August 7, 2013 4:33 AM
Subject: [Frameworks] Question for Frameworks Community...
 


Does anyone know if it is possible to reversal process print film (b/w 7302) using D-97 developers? I have successfully reversal hand-processed the 7302 print stock using D-19, but the result is too contrasty to my liking. Does anyone have any experience with these types of experiments?

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Daniel Boos
Moving Image Artist
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