tmax 100 for copying work

"Gene Palmiter" writes:
 > You might want to post your question in a forum other than one specifically
 > for those of us who don't use film.

You're discussing this on rec.photo.moderated, which has no such
restriction or intention. Maybe you're confusing it with
rec.photo.digital?

Brian.
 >> Stay informed about: tmax 100 for copying work 

In case no one ever answered...

Usual rule of thumb is to expose a little more, and develop a little less,
than for pictorial photography. Unfortunately I don't have specifics. How
about exposing 1 stop more, and developing 20% less time?
 >> Stay informed about: tmax 100 for copying work 

You are correct sir! Someday, it is my earnest wish....they will invent a
computer that does what I want it to do instead of what I ask it to do!
Seems I was in the wrong forum for my remark.


"Brian Edmonds" wrote in message


  > > You might want to post your question in a forum other than one
specifically
  > > for those of us who don't use film.
 >
 > You're discussing this on rec.photo.moderated, which has no such
 > restriction or intention. Maybe you're confusing it with
 > rec.photo.digital?
 >
 > Brian.
 >
 >> Stay informed about: tmax 100 for copying work