I am using Tetenal Emofin developer recently for pushing Fuji Neopan 400
and also to compensate developing on shots which were done with strong back
light. I am very happy with results I am getting. One thing I noticed very
soon was that this developer is much more aggressive chemical than anything
I used before. After developing my first few rolls I destroy rubber I had
on ground and have some mark on table and washing machine. I start using
rubber hand gloves.
I developed today Kodak TMZ 3200 exposed at 1600 in Tetenal Emofin. Reason
why I did it was that I know thats hots contains very strong back light and
I like compensating effect of Emofin. I couldn't find any time anywhere so
I used 4+4 minutes in constant agitation. I may do 5+5 next time. But let
see how scanning ends up.
I am looking again on scan of Maco done with flash developed in Emofin.
They look very good. Some shots contains three different light situations.
Strong flash exposure, total dark parts not lit with any light a nd that
window with direct Sun. All part have details in it, amazing.
