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--- wiki:darkroom:chemistry:xtol [2022/01/23 11:02] – henpe
+++ wiki:darkroom:chemistry:xtol [2022/02/02 08:34] (current) – henpe
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 ===== Resources =====
   * Kodak official data sheet, {{datasheets:chemistry:kodak_xtol_j109_1998_04.pdf|Kodak J109}}
+  * Kodak data sheet, old version. Tabulated data on dilutions other than 1+1: {{datasheets:chemistry:kodak_j107-1996_09.pdf|Kodak J109, 1996}}
   * Kodak (GER) data sheet, {{datasheets:chemistry:kodak_xtol_german_techspec.pdf|Techspec}}
   * Covington unofficial resource page, http://www.covingtoninnovations.com/xtol/
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 ===== Characteristics =====
-X-Tol is said to give better shadow tonality and keep highlights down without blocking up. Appropriate for situations with direct-light [(cite:[[https://www.photrio.com/forum/threads/xtol-vs-rodinal.120246#post-1593351]])].
+X-Tol is said to give better shadow tonality and keep highlights down without blocking up. Appropriate for situations with direct-light [(cite:>[[https://www.photrio.com/forum/threads/xtol-vs-rodinal.120246#post-1593351]])].
 ===== Notes on usage =====
 ==== Dilutions ====
-Use a minimum of 100 ml concentrate per 80 sq inch (645 cm² = 1 roll (120) = 4 sheets 4x5).
+Use a minimum of 100 ml concentrate per 80 sq inch (=645 cm² = 1 roll (120) = 4 sheets 4x5).
+  * 1+2 : 175ml + 350ml = 525ml
+  * 1+2 : 160ml + 320ml = 480ml
 ===== Development times =====
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