This is the route I'd take. Using stock solution at high(er) temperatures can give you unfeasably short development times with the concomitant risk of uneven development. BTW, what actually happened to your first film?doughowk said:Another method is using a higher dilution film developer .
meltronic said:Works for me. [Matt
I made a really stupid mistake with that roll. I've developed many rolls before and this never happened. I was in a hurry when i was loading the film tank (someone was knocking on my door) and the film tank I was using has two film reels in it (I was only loading one). I put the film reel on TOP. So a lot of the film only got chemicals to it during agitation.Blighty said:. BTW, what actually happened to your first film?
hammy said:I'm also wondering about thermometers (I'll do a search after this). The only thermo I have right now is a cheap digital cooking one, and I wonder about it's accuracy. I used to have a non digital Kodak photo thermometer, but it would take so long to register it was nearly impossible to dial in right temperatures. Anyone have any reccommendations for a fast and accurate thermometer?
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