kodak tmax 400 at 800 (35mm )

[marcosb]

this is my first time pushing film what do yall think
film is from 2007 develope at 68 F degress with ilford DD-X, 1-4 for 10 min. Inverting every minute for 10 sec.

[venchka]

Well done! A great candid view of a happy family.

[adam.watts]

looks great! nice job on capturing some fun times.

[marcosb]

for some reason the pictures don't look sharp in here

thanks
Wayne & Adam

[mdurisseau]

Looks like the stuff I did 30 years ago...I used Tri-X at 800-1600, though...and Microdol or Diafine at about 68 degrees...good stuff, though.

[KJ Smith]

Technically you did not push anything.

Development time for TMax 400 is the same if you rate it at 400 or 800.

[marcosb]

thanks kevin i did't not know that ,but is good to know
the only thing that i did diferent was to develop the fil for longer time :P
I think it was like 3 more minutes

[marcosb]

For michael

I have some 120 film tri-x 400 ,you think i can shoot it at 800 or 1600 with ok results.

thanks

[venchka]

Originally Posted by marcosb

For michael

I have some 120 film tri-x 400 ,you think i can shoot it at 800 or 1600 with ok results.

thanks

It works fine. Contrast and grain will increase. Some developers are better than others for this type of thing.

[crbeveri]

Originally Posted by marcosb

For michael

I have some 120 film tri-x 400 ,you think i can shoot it at 800 or 1600 with ok results.

thanks

deff can do it with no problems. If you need a slower film you can even drop it to 200 with good results.

KODAK PROFESSIONAL TRI-X 400 Film / 135

all about Tri-X 400. I shoot Tri-X myself although I still need to develop the 3 rolls I have ....

[venchka]

Darn! Tmax 100 is gone in 120??????????????????

[marcosb]

what do you mean gone in 120 ??

[venchka]

It is not listed on Kodak's web page.