.... I could drop off ten at local lab have a coffee and blueberry and return to look at ten CDs on their mini printer's screen. Till the lab vanished.
and maybe a cheap JOBO.
and maybe a cheap JOBO.
That needs investment and space large plastic basin and electric kettle just as effective.
The lab I was using for E6 was excellent the postal (mail) service (in 2005) could lose 5% of envelopes!
So I was forced to go to local c41 mini labs.
Then they vanished.
It is simpler for me to use monochrome.
Cause I've moved I have local E6 and c41 labs again. But they are still vanishing even in metropolis.
Temperature is critical for E6, kettle wont cut the mustard...
Temperature is critical for E6, kettle wont cut the mustard...
Nonsense.
I've done plenty of E6 just fine with a big plastic dishpan, hot and cold running water, and a decent thermometer.
It's a bit of a hassle and I like my Jobo a lot better but it's not really difficult and works fine.
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Why cant i get any further than page 109?
The good news though is that every newly developed film made by ferrania on the big boy coater since the 1960's was in fact tested and developed in the LRF, so this should be some advantage to them.
Im also aware that some films they had on the market were made in the LRF at times.
Personally, I would like to see an ultra-sharp, ultra-fine grain E-6 with antihalation layers front and rear (that would, somehow, wash away in any E-6 chemistry, without affecting the chemicals). RMS 6 or less grain, 200 lp/mm resolution, speed preferably 100, but as low as 25, if that were needed to reach those grain and resolution specs.
Personally, I would like to see an ultra-sharp, ultra-fine grain E-6 with antihalation layers front and rear.
A antihalation layer at the front of the film (in case you mean that) makes no sense at all.
Combining antihalation layers on both sides of the base makes not much sense.
Exactly, that was the idea of the LRF. LRF = "Laboratori richerche fotografichi" (spelled right?)
Which means "Photographic research labs". The LRF was intended to be used to develop and test new films.
I can't go past page 110 of this thread!! Is anybody experiencing this problem?!
I can choose "last" page or number "113" page, but the system always outputs me page 110 !!
EDIT: Now i can see page 113 but i can't access pages 112 and 111...
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