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  Photography Forum: Medium Format Photography Forum: 
  Q. developing time...

Asked by Andrea Musi    (K=1622) on 2/11/2005 
Hi folks,
how you have to change the developing time of your roll if you want to modify the contrast. For example, the high-lights, with the light measure applied, "fall" in zone VI and I want to "put" them in zone VII. In wich way the developing time will be modified? One EV correspond to how many time?
Thanks a lot...


    


Matej Maceas
 Matej Maceas  Donor  (K=24381) - Comment Date 2/11/2005
According to The Practical Zone System by Chris Johnson, multiply your normal time by 1.4 to shift zone VI to VII. Try using that as a starting point, and refine it by experimentation.




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