Response to Recommendations concerning films and development for landscape photography

Settle down Mark(wink). Many people have heard the stories of Tmax being hard to control. So they gravitate to other films being unaware of the wonderous possibilties of Tmax. Tmax is great film for landscape photography due to it's ability to handle extreme contrast manipulation through development. It isn't as good as other older emulsions when those are developed in Hutchings Pyro though. Sexton uses Tmax with incredible results. But he has calibrated his system to take advantage of Tmax's attributes. If I had to use only one film for landscape work it would be Tmax hands down. James

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