Need help on developing kodak film 125px

[marcosb]

hello, my name is Marcos. I started to do own developing a few weeks ago and I've been using ilford chemicals. (ilfosol 3,ilfostop and rapid fixer) and I've been using ilford delta 100. Everything is working out fine. I developed a roll of film its Kodak 100tmax with the same chemicals. The only different is that i have to shorten the developing time from 6 minutes to 5 1/2 minutes. A few days ago i bought a roll of Kodak 125px and I'm ready to develop it and i don't want to mess it up but i can't find any info to how to develop the film on the internet. Can somebody please help me out with this problem?


thank you, Marcos


P.S. here is some of the photos i developed in the past week.

[venchka]

I have had very good results from Plus-X in either D-76 1:1 or Xtol 1:3 or Rodinal 1:50. Times according to Kodak or Agfa.

Good luck.

Plus-X in Xtol 1:3.



D-76 1:1 or Rodinal. Too long ago to know. Plus-X for sure.

[KJ Smith]

http://www.kodak.com/global/en/profe...4018/f4018.pdf

[Valerie]

The Massive Dev Chart: B&W film development database

Start here.....

[venchka]

I don't know Valerie. I always start with the information published by the folks who made the film and the chemicals. I guess I'm weird that way.

[KJ Smith]

Originally Posted by Valerie

The Massive Dev Chart: B&W film development database

Start here.....

Thanks, I always forget about that.

[venchka]

ps: 5 1/2 minutes is kinda short. Bad things can happen. I have better luck changing things to get my time up to 10-12 minutes.

[marcosb]

thanks everyone i really appreciate your help.

[marcosb]

thanks for the websites and i already looked them up but i couldn't find anything about the film that I'm using. If its not too much to ask, do ya'll have any other ideas? Because im really new to developing my own film but i love it!

thank you all very much, Marcos

[KJ Smith]

It's here.

You have to use the pull down menu's.

[marcosb]

Thank you, thank you, now I'm going to develop my film right now!



:D

[venchka]

Kodak Plus-X, and it's re-labled twin Arista Premium 100, has been around forever. There is probably too much information available. It's everywhere. Good luck.

[Big Dog]

Originally Posted by KJ Smith

http://www.kodak.com/global/en/profe...4018/f4018.pdf

And:

http://www.ilfordphoto.com/Webfiles/...2946292613.pdf (page 6)

Originally Posted by marcosb

thanks for the websites and i already looked them up but i couldn't find anything about the film that I'm using. If its not too much to ask, do ya'll have any other ideas? Because im really new to developing my own film but i love it!

thank you all very much, Marcos

Both Kodak and Ilford have the data for their products on their websites. Ilford is very "generous" in providing recommended times for other makers' films in their developers and their films in others' developers. The Ilford site also has basic beginning instruction for developing film and basic printing.

Welcome to the ILFORD PHOTO Website

Go to "Products", then "Catalogue", then when you get to the product you want, go to the "Fact sheet".

[marcosb]

thanks david

[marcosb]

i already developed the film and i will upload some pictures later but thanks again to everyone.

Marcos