Nice details, looks like some water damage on the Waterbury?
I suspect somebody tried to make it work by spraying the insides with WD40 and this wicked into the clock face.
Wicked thing to do, spraying WD40 into a clock.
Coffee Corner at Yonge and Temperance by Bill Smith, on Flickr
Church and Queen Facade Turret Two by Bill Smith, on Flickr
Mine’s all been fine. Is it a scanner artefact?Shot my first roll of Kentmere 400 and developed in 1:1 D-76, and got some uneven development in the sky. Anyone getting uneven development like this?
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Parked GO Trains in the Spadina Yard May 2024 Two by Bill Smith, on Flickr
Good to hear Kentmere 400 in D76 has been fine for you. No, the unevenness in the sky is not from scanning. For this first roll, I agitated every 30 seconds per Kodak’s D76 recommendation, but that may be the cause of my uneven development. I noticed Ilford recommends agitation once every minute for their B&W films, so agitation at once every 30 seconds was likely too frequent. I will try once every minute next time.
I've never used D-76, but I haven't seen anything like that either using LegacyPro L110. For what it's worth, I'm doing 30 seconds of initial agitation, and then three gentle inversions (about 10 seconds worth) every minute thereafter. Hopefully it's just an agitation issue!Shot my first roll of Kentmere 400 and developed in 1:1 D-76, and got some uneven development in the sky. Anyone getting uneven development like this?
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