Ross Chambers
Member
I hope "capacity" is the correct term, elsewhere I received lots of advice about time. The Formulary tech sheet enclosed says nothing about capacity.
Situation: 6 sheets of Arista Edu Ultra 100 5" x 7", exposed ISO 50.
Aim: Negs to be OK for salt printing.
Procedure: one sheet at a time, in trays, no rush!
Developer: Pyrocat HD 2+2+100 as recommended for the above printing.
Would an experienced Pyrocatter:
Use a litre per sheet and dump it?
Use 500 ml per sheet and dump it?
Use a litre for 1, 2, 3 4, 5 or 6 sheets.
etc.
I'm aware that Pyrocat HD is comparatively cheap (however not so when USPS costs to Oz are included, but I'm working on local suppliers). As well I'm always pleased to minimise my exposure the dry chemistry required.
BTW I just did it, sometimes using 500ml for one sheet, and sometimes 500ml for two sheets, and the results of printing either way seem encourging, which makes me wonder what the capacity is?
Regards - Ross
Situation: 6 sheets of Arista Edu Ultra 100 5" x 7", exposed ISO 50.
Aim: Negs to be OK for salt printing.
Procedure: one sheet at a time, in trays, no rush!
Developer: Pyrocat HD 2+2+100 as recommended for the above printing.
Would an experienced Pyrocatter:
Use a litre per sheet and dump it?
Use 500 ml per sheet and dump it?
Use a litre for 1, 2, 3 4, 5 or 6 sheets.
etc.
I'm aware that Pyrocat HD is comparatively cheap (however not so when USPS costs to Oz are included, but I'm working on local suppliers). As well I'm always pleased to minimise my exposure the dry chemistry required.
BTW I just did it, sometimes using 500ml for one sheet, and sometimes 500ml for two sheets, and the results of printing either way seem encourging, which makes me wonder what the capacity is?
Regards - Ross