6 hours

[Eric Rose]

Spent 6 hours in the dark hovel this afternoon getting caught up on all the LF film I had ready to soup. Geez ..... When you do semi-stand and rate the film at a bunch of different asa's it sure slows things up.

But on the plus side some images to play with now!!

 

[Ektagraphic]

I have 7 120 rolls to do sunday....It feels so nice when they are done.

 

[Toffle]

Yes, one of the ironies of our craft is that there is nothing so daunting, yet inspiring, about a mountain of unprocessed film. After a long period of inertia, I finally broke down and started processing last weekend when I realized that no matter how I shuffled the contents, there wasn't room in my shoe box for another roll or film holder. Now I feel like I'm on fire.

Cheers,

 

[IloveTLRs]

When I came back from vacation a few years ago, I had over 20 rolls of B&W to do ... it took about 2 weeks to do them all. Slides were easier because I just dropped them off in the morning and they were done the next evening. $150 for developing was a hit to the 'ol wallet though.

I prefer spending more time in the darkroom than developing. At least you can see the results in front of you.