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excessive base fog with mytol

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I just mixed up my first batch of instant mytol using TEA, and I ran at test roll of Fuji 400 and have excessive base fog.

Development was for 7min at 24C.

I was wondering if anyone any suggestions of where I may have gone wrong.

Marty Ryan
 
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How old was the film?

Did you use the "organic" stock solution (mixed up in TEA plus propylene glycol, then diluted 1+19 before use with a 60 g/L sodium sulfite solution) or did you mix it directly into water?
 
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I mixed it directly into water, and used it 1+1 at 7min at 24C.

The clip test I did before I ran the test roll turned black in about 45 sec.,this was straight mytol, so the developer seems very active.

Film is very fresh, same batch that I have been using in D76 without fog problems.

Marty
 
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Yes, this is my first time to mix my own developer.

I am going to mix a new batch and see if I got first batch wrong.

Marty
 
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