Developing Fuji Superia 800 in D76

[Relayer]

from my notes: I have very poor result with KodakMAX400. film base is very dark
fuji film less sensitive to developer agents - I was processing some nouname fuji films (Klick etc) in developers with metol with good results.

[2F/2F]

I'd try HC-110 dilution B for 5 to 6 minutes.

But I think C-41 development will be your best bet for "normal" looking pix. The b/w papers that are designed for printing from color negs are gone, but you can convert to 4x5 b/w neg by using a film interpositive. Go with b/w developer if you like grain and contrast. (Shoot subjects that are well suited to it.)

You can also lith print just fine from color negs.

[rjbuzzclick]

I know you're looking for D-76 times, but just thought I'd add that Diafine will develop anything without worrying about having the correct time. I've used it for some decades old K25 that I found in an old camera.

[aquanta]

Thank you for all the answers!

Although many recommended other developers, I would like to try it with D76 since it's what I have currently available. I'm going to test with one of the Fuji rolls (it doesn't have anything important in it) and see what comes up using similar C41 development times. Diafine seems to be the best developer for this so I may try it later.