[Leica] The Magic Harvey 777, redux

[chs2018 at med.cornell.edu (Chris Saganich)]

Also, the real "777" doesn't like small tanks either.  The magik is in the 
ratio of developers used which may not be possible to reproduce for small 
tank development.  I have read success can be had using1 roll in a 4 roll 
tank.  Like D23 it sweetens with age and is economical.  My last batch D23 
didn't start really shining until after about 20 rolls.  After one full 
year of using the same 1 liter bottle I finally disposed of it.  That's 
when I realized how sweet it had become!


At 11:02 AM 6/8/2009, you wrote:
>What film was used?  I suspect stuff like the older thick emulsions ?
>
>I chased down the manufacturer... I think...
>
>Bluegrass Packaging Industries
>www.bluegrasspackaging.com
>3651 Collins Ln
>Louisville, KY 40245
>(502) 425-6442
>
>Frank Filippone
>red735i at earthlink.net
>
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>Richard Man
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>What can the magic Harvey 777 do with 6x7 negs? Magic, of course,
>click to read more
>
>http://rfman.wordpress.com/2009/06/08/the-magic-panthermic-harvey-777-develo
>per/
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Chris Saganich MS, CPH
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