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Attached is a scan from a roll I processed earlier today. The film is Kodak Tri-X shot at ISO 400 souped in D76 1+1 @ 22C 9 minutes. All the frames came out with that "stripe pattern". I've developed over 30 rolls and figured out how I messed up a couple but this eludes me. Any tips will be appreciated.
Thanks!
Joseph
Thanks!
Joseph
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Kin Lau
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Is it a little bit milky? Then it's time to change your fixer. Just put the neg thru fresh fixer, and wash again. No harm done.
ErnestoJL
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What kind of developing tank are you using?
This happened to me two or three times many years ago when I was using a primitive tank without a spiral , just kind of special tape to separate the film layers. This time I found it to be the uneven agitation the reason why it happened. Once I´ve turned to spiral fitted tanks or better SS spirals, never more!
Ernesto
This happened to me two or three times many years ago when I was using a primitive tank without a spiral , just kind of special tape to separate the film layers. This time I found it to be the uneven agitation the reason why it happened. Once I´ve turned to spiral fitted tanks or better SS spirals, never more!
Ernesto
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Kin Lau said:
Yes it was milky....I just mixed some fresh fixer and dipped/washed the negatives again. All is well now. Thank you very much!