Is there any pasta on film dev? I learned it sometime ago but

http://www.ilfordphoto.com/aboutus/page.asp?n=31

>>3071208
doesnt work.

http://www.digitaltruth.com/devchart.php

they also have an app

>forgot the steps
Literally how, it's 4 steps. Three if you're poor.

>>3071203
>Pre-Wash
>Developer
>Stop Bath
>Fixer
>Rinse
How hard could it be?

>>3071203
Just in case you are doing color:
C41:
>Pre-wash
>Developer
>Rinse
>Blix
>Rinse
>Stabilizer

E6:
>Pre-wash
>First Developer
>Rinse
>Color Developer
>Rinse
>Blix
>Rinse

>>3071241
the app is very useful imo but you can always check the online dev chart

thank you m8's, everything went just fine. film is drying up now.

are there noticeable differences between different developers or do they act more or less similarly?

also, how can i get more grain or more noticeable grain? like a coarser image?

>>3072346
Some developers accentuate grain and enhance edges more than others. Rodinal is one that does this, especially with 400 speed films and above.

You can use push development for more grain, too. Or use expired film or film left in bad conditions.

Some films are inherently more grainy than others, even given the same speed. Fomapan 400 tends to be more grainy than Tri-X or HP5, and those are both more grainy than TMAX or Delta.