Here are the details I used for my first ever film

Film Name: Fuji ACROS 100
Film Format: 120mm, 15 exp
Actual EI: 100 ISO
Presoak: No
Developer Name: D76
Developer Dilution: Undiluted
Developer Temp. 20 Degrees C
Developing Time: 7mins 15 sec (as recommended by the Fuji database)
Time Measurement Technique: From start of pour-in to start of pour-out...pouring as fast as possible.
Tank Size: SIngle roll, 120mm
Tank Type: AP Plastic type
Tank Fill Level: As recommended by the AP instructions (590ml)
Agitation Technique: 1 inversion (with quarter turn) per second, continuous for first 30 seconds, then 3 or 4 inversions in 5 seconds, every 30 seconds after.
Stop Bath: Fuji Stopbath (not sure what exactly as it's all in Japanese). Fill, agitate for 30 secs, drain,
Fixer- 10 Mins with agitation for 5 seconds every 1 min
Hypo Clearing agent- 1min 30 sec
Wash- At 20 degrees C for 10 mins
Output: Film scanner.
Subject Matter Comments: Used for Landscape photos with a tripod. Would be More difficult to shoot in low light conditions if I didn't have a tripod.
Notes for next time: Can't really comment too much as this is my first ever roll.

That looks good Mark :) I linked to this in the B&W Film/Developer Database Index (http://forums.photographyreview.com/showthread.php?t=38207) thread. Could you do me one favor? Any chance you could post an unedited negative scan from the roll? Thanks :)

CLICK HERE FOR ACROS 100 35MM DATA SHEET (http://www.fujifilmusa.com/JSP/fuji/epartners/bin/NeopanAcros100.pdf)
CLICK HERE FOR ACROS 100 120 DATA SHEET (http://www.fujifilmusa.com/JSP/fuji/epartners/bin/AF3-083E.pdf)
CLICK HERE FOR D-76 DATA SHEET (http://www.kodak.com/global/en/professional/support/techPubs/j78/j78.pdf)

*** Given times are for small tank development! Fuji recommends a 5% to 10% increase in developing time for large tanks ***

Here are the manufacturer's recommended times for this combo:

135 or 120
--------------------------18C/64F----------20C/68F----------22C/72F----------24C/75F----------26C/79F
ISO100-----------------8 1/2----------------7 1/4---------------6 1/4---------------5 1/4--------------4 1/2
EI200---------------------12--------------------10-----------------8 1/2------------------7--------------------6

Here are the manufacturer's recommended times for this combo with D-76 1:1 Dilution:

135 or 120
--------------------------18C/64F----------20C/68F----------22C/72F----------24C/75F----------26C/79F
ISO100-------------------13-----------------10 1/2--------------8 3/4----------------7 1/4--------------6 1/4


For other film and developer combos, please visit the B&W Film/Developer Database Index (http://forums.photographyreview.com/showthread.php?t=38207)

No problem Aaron. I'll hopefully do that tomorrow morning.

I did a roll of ACROS 100 in D76 last night. I'm hoping to get some stuff scanned later this week.

mjs, How did it go? Did you follow the acros 100 data sheet or do your own times?

I think it went pretty well. The negs are a little thiner than I would like to see, but that could be an exposure issue. I'll post some pics once I get them scanned. I did follow the data sheet I found on the Fuji website. I used the 1:1 D-76 mixture, or 10 1/2 min.

This is one of my Acros in D76 photos. I have tweeked this in PS as the original had a redish cast to it.

Looking good Michael :D Does this mean you're hooked on the TLR now?..LOL

Here are 2 unedited pics. Untouched apart from resizing in PS.

http://www.markfielding.net/photo%20forum%20pics/Chichibu Neg 12 unedited.jpg

http://www.markfielding.net/photo%20forum%20pics/Chichibu Neg 13 unedited.jpg