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I have used Bellini Duo Step for the development of my B&W films for a while. I get nice results developing Fomapan 100, 200 and Kentmere 100 film in it.
Today I developed my first roll of Fomapan 400 (bulk loaded). I did it for 4 mins in Part A and Part B. It came out very thin, maybe as if it had been exposed at 1600 rather than 400.
The camera was a compact point and shoot Konica Z-up 60. It reads the DX code on the film, but gives no indication what it has read.
Is Fomapan 400 not good in Duo Step? I noticed that there is no dev time given for it in the Nik & Trick guide sheet.
Today I developed my first roll of Fomapan 400 (bulk loaded). I did it for 4 mins in Part A and Part B. It came out very thin, maybe as if it had been exposed at 1600 rather than 400.
The camera was a compact point and shoot Konica Z-up 60. It reads the DX code on the film, but gives no indication what it has read.
Is Fomapan 400 not good in Duo Step? I noticed that there is no dev time given for it in the Nik & Trick guide sheet.