Thanks! Full disclosure it's only the Wtulens that gives that look w TriX and DF96.
It looks more 'normal' with regular lenses like this shot (previously posted in this thread) using a Summicron 50:
DF96 may not be the 'best' developer, nor the cheapest. But it is so easy to use and still a fraction of the cost compared to getting a lab to dev the film. It's great for people who have limited space.
As for the Wtulens - I 100% recommend this as it really gives a unique look and can be carried as an 'emergency' lens just in case you need a wide as it takes up next to zero space. It is best, IMO, on a film body but can be adapted to any mirrorless body. Shooting in B&W on digital hides any purple smearing. On colour film that does not appear.
Best developer is very suggestive. They are different and you can achieve very different results when paired with different films. For instance you get a much different look from a fine grain developer as opposed to an acutance developer when processing the same film. Some developers give more contrasty results from others and behave differently with different films in that regard. Then throw in dev times temp and agitation which also is another control.