D-76 for Kodak HIE?

I've been using Ilford's ID-11 for developing Kodak HIE and have been pretty
satisfied iwth the results. On the other hand, it is impossible to find in
local stores, so I have to mail order it. Since D-76 seems much easier to
find, I wondered if any of you have had good luck using it for processing
HIE?

I know there are usually debates about how close these developers are or
aren't. Would appreciate any feedback on the matter (If you are using D-76,
what dev. times are you using?)

Thanks, Sam

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 > I've been using Ilford's ID-11 for developing Kodak HIE and have been pretty
 > satisfied iwth the results. On the other hand, it is impossible to find in
 > local stores, so I have to mail order it. Since D-76 seems much easier to
 > find, I wondered if any of you have had good luck using it for processing
 > HIE?
 >
 > I know there are usually debates about how close these developers are or
 > aren't. Would appreciate any feedback on the matter (If you are using D-76,
 > what dev. times are you using?)
 >
 > Thanks, Sam
 >
 >
 >
I always use D76 for HIE. The developing times are listed with the
data sheet for the film or on Kodak's web site.
Works fine..
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