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Eino Lilback |
13:38 23 Sep 02 |
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Phil Davis |
18:18 23 Sep 02 |
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phil sweeney |
11:50 16 Sep 02 |
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Phil Davis |
20:30 16 Sep 02 |
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phil sweeney |
13:15 23 Sep 02 |
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Phil Davis |
18:25 23 Sep 02 |
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Personal speed point calibration test |
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David Rude |
22:18 8 Sep 02 |
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So I've read the article on choosing a personal speed point and I understand it and all but I have a question. Are there other film/developer combinations that you can use to calibrate your testing setup? The article recommends Delta 100 in D-76 or Xtol but I don't use Delta 100 and it seems a waste to buy a whole box just to run 2 or 3 calibration tests.
From the Plotter film test samples I've noticed that TMX in DDX seems to produce an ISO speed point marker that aligns with 2.4 as well. So can this combination be used to calibrate my testing setup? Can we use this criteria, that given your calibrated library of tests, we can choose any combination that naturally produces an ISO speed point marker near 2.4 and use this as our calibration test?
David
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Phil |
8:39 9 Sep 02 |
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David Rude |
20:59 8 Sep 02 |
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Phil |
21:01 8 Sep 02 |
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