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4 TECHNICAL INFORMATION
4 PROCESSING METHODS
400 DELTA PROFESSIONAL can be processed in all types
of processing equipment including spiral tanks, deep tanks
and automatic processors. This new technology film will not
cause premature exhaustion of the developer, so standard
capacity figures and replenishment rates can be maintained.
When fixing 400 DELTA PROFESSIONAL, however, slightly
longer times than usual are recommended for best results.
4.1 SAFELIGHT RECOMMENDATIONS
Handle 400 DELTA PROFESSIONAL film in total darkness.
For very brief inspections during processing, use the ILFORD
908 (very dark green) or Kodak 3 safelight filter, with a
15W bulb, fitted in a darkroom lamp. Do not allow direct
lighting from the safelight to fall on the film.
When processing 400 DELTA PROFESSIONAL film by
inspection, the safest way is to use infrared illumination in
the darkroom, with infrared goggles to see the film. This
method ensures the film cannot be fogged and makes it
easy to see the image.
4.2 SPIRAL TANK PROCESSING
The recommended agitation for spiral tank processing with
ILFORD chemicals is to invert the tank four times during the
first 10 seconds and again for 10 seconds (four inversions) at
the start of every further minute. Use this method of agitation
for both developing and fixing. At the end of each agitation
sequence, tap the tank firmly to dislodge any air bubbles.
4.3 ROTARY PROCESSORS
Rotary processors, such as those made by Jobo, have very
similar processing conditions to spiral tank processing by
hand, except they process with small amounts of solution
and can be pre-programmed. Follow any guidance given
by the processor manufacturer when adjusting processing
times for these types of processors. Standard development
times are given in section 5.2 Development Times; these
may need reducing by up to 15% for use in rotary processors
without a pre-rinse because of the continuous agitation given
in these processors. Alternatively, if using a pre-rinse, use
the development times for spiral tank processing as a guide.
4.4 MACHINE PROCESSING
400 DELTA PROFESSIONAL can be processed in all types
of general purpose film processors, including dip and dunk,
short leader and roller transport processorssee the developer
recommendations in section 3.1 Developers.
After development, fix 400 DELTA PROFESSIONAL in ILFORD
UNIVERSAL Rapid fixer (1+3). When roller transport proc-
essing, add one part ILFORD FIX HARDENER* to every
40 parts working strength UNIVERSAL Rapid fixer. Hardener
protects the film during the remainder of the roller transport
processing sequence.
*ILFORD FIX HARDENER CAN NOT be used with
ILFORD MULTIGRADE or ILFORD 2000 RT fixers.
5 DEVELOPMENT TIMES
The tables give development times for both manual and
machine processing 400 DELTA PROFESSIONAL film. These
times will produce negatives of average contrast suitable for
printing in all enlargers. The development times are intended
as a guide only and may be altered if a different result
is required.
To use the tables, determine the meter setting used, then
choose the developer and dilution, and read off the develop-
ment time. This time has been found to give the best quality with
that meter setting in that developer. This simplified approach
to development times with 400 DELTA PROFESSIONAL
means there is no need to adjust the meter setting to suit
the choice of developer.
Note: The contrast level obtained using these development
times is between the “normal” and “high” contrast levels that
used to be recommended for use with condenser or diffuser
enlargers respectively. This approach is no longer necessary,
considering the enlarger types that are popular today.
5.1 CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
400 DELTA PROFESSIONAL 35mm developed in ILFORD ID-11
stock for 7min. at 68°F (20°C) with intermittent agitation.
400 DELTA PROFESSIONAL roll film developed in
ILFORD ID-11 stock for 7
1
4 min. at 68°F (20°C) with
intermittent agitation.
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