Kevin
Rainbow Bridge
Yes but this evening I developed another 4 rolls in the same Microphen stock I used yesterday. I figured I should add 40% to the development time, since 4 rolls were developed in the full litre previously.
14 minutes at 24C is too long, however. I think it should have been between 11 and 12 minutes.
These are going to be very grainy pics
And my water spots have appeared again, probably from having used another wetting agent. Might these spots dissolve if I load the films back onto the reels and rewash?
14 minutes at 24C is too long, however. I think it should have been between 11 and 12 minutes.
These are going to be very grainy pics
And my water spots have appeared again, probably from having used another wetting agent. Might these spots dissolve if I load the films back onto the reels and rewash?
kaiyen
local man of mystery
Water spots can be rewashed off, yes. Sometimes you need only dip into a photo-flo bath, rather than a full wash.
I usually put about 10 rolls of film through 1L of Microphen with no adjustment. Works pretty well for me. I then toss the whole liter at that point. If you want, throw about 10% on after te first 6 or so rolls.
allan
I usually put about 10 rolls of film through 1L of Microphen with no adjustment. Works pretty well for me. I then toss the whole liter at that point. If you want, throw about 10% on after te first 6 or so rolls.
allan
Kevin
Rainbow Bridge
There are a lot of dark areas on the 8 films developed so far. I have developed 4 rolls at 10 minutes and 4 rolls at 14 minutes. Perhaps I should develop the final 4 rolls at 12 minutes?
HeywoodIndustries
New to the rangefinder...
okay, an old thread i know, but anyway...
i'm thinking of developing some plus-x and tri-x from the 70s.
all i have is rodinal.
should i give it a shot, or try a different developer?
i'm thinking of developing some plus-x and tri-x from the 70s.
all i have is rodinal.
should i give it a shot, or try a different developer?