[Ian C]

This is copied from the data sheet packed with a roll of 120 Panatomic-X. The parenthesized pairs are (temperature in °C, time in minutes) for Panatomic-X exposed at ASA 32 (DIN 16°):


Kodak Panatomic-X Professional FXP 120

D76, (18, 6), (20, 5), (21, 4 1/2*), (22, 4 1/4*), (24, 3 3/4*)

D76[1:1], (18, 8), (20, 7), (21, 6 1/2), (22, 6), ( 24, 5)

Microdol-X, (18, 8), (20, 7), (21, 6 1/2), (22, 6), (24, 5)

Microdol-X[1:3], (18, 13), (20, 12), (21, 11), (22, 10), (24, 8 1/2)

HC-110[Dil. B], (18, 4 3/4*), (20, 4 1/4*), (21, 4*), (22, 3 3/4*), (24, 3 1/4*)

* Unsatisfactory uniformity may result with development times shorter than 5 minutes.


I have also developed Panatomic-X exposed at ASA 32 in Kodak T-Max Developer using the Plus-X temperature/time combinations listed on the table on the bottle. This resulted in negatives of approximately normal density and contrast. The Plus-X combinations are:

(20, 5.5), (22, 5), (24, 5)

Note: The 22C and 24C times are the same—5 minutes.