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    First 8x10 negs exposed!

    I finally got my lens today(12" Ilex Paragon, thanks Jeremy) , and rushed out to expose a couple of sheets. I used J&C Pro 100 @EI 80, and it was a bit overcast, maybe 4-5 stops of exposure range at most.
    I used incident metering.

    Now I`m going to develop these negs for contact printing on cheap RC paper/Neutol+(starting cheaply...)
    Should I develop different for contacts?
    I have Rodinal, XTOL and Pyrocat HD available.

    Wow, an 8x10 camera sure is an attention getter! Fun!

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    If you are printing on silver bromide based paper, you don't need to develop differently. If you are printing on Silver Chloride (Azo) or other alt-process papers (platinum/palladium, cyanotype, etc), then you need to extend your development time. This is just personal preference, but I'd suggest the Pyrocat.

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    First neg developed, for 14 mins in Pyrocat HD 1:1:100 68 C.
    Just looking at the neg all I can say is [SIZE=7]WOW!!![/SIZE]

    Can`t wait to scan and contact print it....
    Well, off to the next neg....

    Btw, the Pyrocat is close to six months old, and still works beautifully.

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    Ain't It grand??

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    John said it best!

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    Congrats!!!
    Let's see what I've got in the magic trash can for Mateo!

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    Quote Originally Posted by blix@broadpark.no
    [SIZE=7]WOW!!![/SIZE]
    That may be the understatement of the year.

    Seriously: Congratulations! I remember pulling my first 8x10 negative from the tank. I still get that same thrill today whenever I pull one out. Amazing stuff!
    Film is cheap. Opportunities are priceless.

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    M...u....s...t b...e strong.....

    M u s t r e s i s t bidding on 8x10 camera...

    Seriously congratulations...having passed from 35 to 120 to 4x5 to 5x7 can only imagine what the 8x10 negs must look like.. WOW would be calm me thinks...

    Now, must stay away from that auction site...for the rest of the summer anyway..then maybe, just maybe...

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    Quote Originally Posted by blix@broadpark.no
    First neg developed all I can say is [SIZE=7]WOW!!![/SIZE]
    Yup - same thing I said. I developed my first 8x10 negative last weekend in trays. PlusX Aero in divided d23. I can actually see "everything" in the negative without a magnifier. I have two more in holders exposed and waiting. Tonight I built a BTZ tube for 8x10 so tomorrow evening I'll do the other two.

    Anyway - [SIZE=5]Congratulations[/SIZE]

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    Quote Originally Posted by photomc
    M...u....s...t b...e strong.....

    M u s t r e s i s t bidding on 8x10 camera...

    Seriously congratulations...having passed from 35 to 120 to 4x5 to 5x7 can only imagine what the 8x10 negs must look like.. WOW would be calm me thinks...

    Now, must stay away from that auction site...for the rest of the summer anyway..then maybe, just maybe...
    Yeah, the thrills just kept getting bigger and bigger. I kept going, 8x10 was great, then the 11x14, I had to have more . . . Now I'm at the 12x20. Unbelievable! Studing the detail in a 12x20 contact print is unreal!
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