Mine gets brownish as soon as I put the glycin in.
My understanding is that it turns that color anyway once the diluted stock is in use.
(If a moderator could correct my "Anso" for "Ansco", that would be really appreciated...)
And it has been done
By the way, the best way to draw something like this request to our attention is to use the Report function.
And it has been done
By the way, the best way to draw something like this request to our attention is to use the Report function.
I did!
I'm glad you mentioned that! While I've been using Ansco 130 1+1 for years with my Kostiner tongs with no issues, in the past couple of months I've had random staining on the paper margins that I concluded must be from the rubber. Once I started using the tongs wrong-way-around, i.e. with the rubber touching only the back of the print, the stains are gone. This works because the Kostiner tongs only have rubber on one side.@chuckroast : I recommend you not use tongs with rubber tips with Ansco 130. The rubber will stain, and that stain will transfer to your print when taking them out of the developer. Had that unfortunate experience a couple of times. I now use Paterson print tongs with this developer.
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