The film is Acros 100, developed in HC-110 dilution E at 68F for 8 minutes, vinegar/water stop, Ilford Rapid Fixer. The only process anomaly I can think of is that the rinse water came out of the tap close to 85F at one point, while I was trying to keep the temperatures close to 70F.
Thanks for taking a look.
Wow, at 85F, I'm amazed the film didn't reticulate and/or slide off the acetate base. L
Not even close. I develop black and white in Diafine at 85F -- which is within the range of temperatures the manufacturer publishes. I do believe the emulsion is more sensitive at higher temps, though, which is why I mentioned it.
Thanks everyone. I always use distilled water for everything but the stop and rinse. I don't use a sgueegee.
A PM-er suggested that the emulsion became wet and deformed at some point...
I have edited left most image to accentuate the problem.
Two parallel lines running down full length of negative don't look like any kind of drying mark to me. They look like scratches on negative, usually caused by squeegee but not in your case. Suggest you look for other cause af negative scratches. Close examination of neg with loupe should be visible to you by eye.
How far down the film roll do those lines go?
It is more normal for scratches to be due to pressure plates or jammed rollers...
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