Darkroom: Something bad happened..but what?

[Chinasaur]

I used HC-110 at 1:31 from concentrate for 8 minutes. 30 sec to start and 2 inverts every 30 seconds. I've used this recipe before and it worked...so my process is hosed.. I think...

Screenshot is here...1.4Mb and large...so didn't want to include.

I "think" this is a result of improper spooling but can't be sure. Or was it overcooked or undercooked?

 

[DC1030]

was the fixer working properly. looks to me as if not fixed long enough.
this results in yellow marks on the negatives.

 

[zuiko85]

Hard to see on my small laptop but looks like uneven development perhaps?
I've been using HC-110 at 1:63 as a one shot for about 4 or 5 years now with no problems that I can detect. The syrup does get slightly brown with age but seems to work fine. How was your agitation? Did all procedures stay the same? Is the type of tank and reel the same? Once I find a film/exposure index/developer/time/temp/agitation cycle that works I try to duplicate it as close as I can for all subsequent rolls.

 

[GaryLH]

Looks like fixer related problem to me as well.

Gary

 

[yossarian123]

my first thought was fixer. If you have hypo check, use it to see if your fix is exhausted. If so, then just mix up a fresh batch, respool (if you haven't already cut the film), and re-fix.

 

[Mike Riches]

Refix in fresh fix.

 

[Chinasaur]

OK, will try. I just made that batch a few weeks ago and only ran 3 rolls through it.

 

[leicapixie]

Fixer times vary..get longer.
i use the cut-off's of leader, to check clearing time.It's twice that time.
It looks like fixer problem. Can be re-fixed.