wdenies
wdenies
Some people are able to process a complete 35mm roll (36 exp) in one evening.
When working hard (9AM-10PM), my max. throughput is around 5 pictures a day.
Something wrong with my workflow?
Wim
When working hard (9AM-10PM), my max. throughput is around 5 pictures a day.
Something wrong with my workflow?
Wim
ghost
Well-known
do you mean develop, or print?
V
varjag
Guest
You can print a roll worth of proofs in one evening, just don't expect it to be exhibition quality.
One way is to divide all negs into overexposed, corretly exposed and underexposed, determine apporximate exposure for each category, print each category in batch and develop in batch.
One way is to divide all negs into overexposed, corretly exposed and underexposed, determine apporximate exposure for each category, print each category in batch and develop in batch.
the_other_dirk
Member
developing a 35mm roll in one evening is a piece of cake.
printing all the frames from it in one evening on the other hand... but that has never been a problem for me. Of a entire roll, I'm happy if one or two frames are worth printing
printing all the frames from it in one evening on the other hand... but that has never been a problem for me. Of a entire roll, I'm happy if one or two frames are worth printing
R
rami
Guest
Maybe we're talking about contact printing?
Ronald M
Veteran
Make a contact print so you know how to adjust exposures. Print 6 to 10 and then process them all at one time. Put one in the developer every 10 sec and agitate thru the stack for the developing time. Then remove 1 every 10 sec.
You need to precut the paper and keep exposed and unexposed face down in two separate stacks. Use a paper safe until you get experience.
That is all that is wrong with your workflow.
You need to precut the paper and keep exposed and unexposed face down in two separate stacks. Use a paper safe until you get experience.
That is all that is wrong with your workflow.
Pherdinand
the snow must go on
Use 120 film and 6x9, then your "roll" means 8 frames only. With 5 done, you are getting closer to the full roll per day