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Equipment & Techniques => The Wet Darkroom => Topic started by: Noelb on February 13, 2007, 10:10:13 pm
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A long time ago, 29 January 1988 to be precise, I was a newspaper photographer in Australia covering a royal tour with the late Princess Diana and Prince Charles. I shot at least 5 rolls of Ilford HP5 on that day, rated 800. For reasons that escape me now, I didn't process 5 rolls from that day but think it is probably about time that I do.
My question is, does anyone have any idea of a suitable processing regime for such old film? As I have 5 rolls I can do a few clip tests but it would be good to have an opinion from someone who has a better idea than do I.
Believe it or not this is a serious request.
Cheers from Downunder.
Noelb
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A long time ago, 29 January 1988 to be precise, I was a newspaper photographer in Australia covering a royal tour with the late Princess Diana and Prince Charles. I shot at least 5 rolls of Ilford HP5 on that day, rated 800. For reasons that escape me now, I didn't process 5 rolls from that day but think it is probably about time that I do.
My question is, does anyone have any idea of a suitable processing regime for such old film? As I have 5 rolls I can do a few clip tests but it would be good to have an opinion from someone who has a better idea than do I.
Believe it or not this is a serious request.
Cheers from Downunder.
Noelb
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Goto APUG (http://www.apug.org) and ask the question there. There are a couple retired Kodak emulsion engineers there, one is Ron and goes by the handle/monniker of Photo Engineer, who could definitely answer your question. He's probably developed all of today's modern Kodak films. Even if the film isn't a Kodak product, he's quite knowledgeable in all film emulsions, plus there are folks from Ilford too.
Regards, Art.
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Thanks for the suggestions guys.
Cheers from Downunder
Noelb