Agreed, I think it's you latter explanation.

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You have under-exposed your film. Nothing can be done.
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Very, very helpful.

http://www.rogerandfrances.com/subscrip ... index.html

Great info from Roger and Frances

Tri-X (TX) is a 400 speed film. This has been set by Kodak. TX likes to be exposed at or near 400, depending on lighting conditions and personal taste. When you expose TX at an EI other than 400, (EI is exposure index, not the same as ISO. If you have your meter set at 400, but shoot TX at another s...

Lots of folks use SD very successfully. Give it a try, there's more than one opinion out there.

http://www.apug.org/forums/search.php?searchid=5205381

You can use Rodinal, thousands of other photographer do. You can dilute it up to 1+300, but 1+50 to 1+100 are the most common. It can give you great negatives...if you know what you're doing. You can also use a staining developer like Pyrocat HD or WD2D. Yes, the negs come out stained. This stain he...

A related link

http://www.apug.org/forums/forum37/1175 ... sults.html

Thank you, Keith. I enjoy reading about Rodinal.

You just don't get it, do you?

You are entitled to your opinion, but like your opinion about Rodinal, we don't care.

Interesting reading here:
http://www.apug.org/forums/forum37/1193 ... stion.html

A good place to start for times is right here at DT; just go to the Massive Dev Chart. Acufine can be used at stock or 1+1. Grain will be increased, as will contrast, but it may allow you to get a photo when you couldn't otherwise. Most of my Acufine images look "pushed", especially going to 3200. T...

Legacy & Neopan are the same, right? Here's a link with more info: http://www.apug.org/forums/forum172/946 ... g-out.html

Forget it Gary, you might as well talk to a houseplant.

It could be for nothing, but I'm just passing along the opportunity to view/sign the thing; nothing ventured, nothing gained.