help diagnose the probelm...

[stradibarrius]

My photos may not be very artistic but I don't normally have issues with the development step. These shots were taken with a Nikon F100 50mm f/1.8.
Arista Legacy Pro 400 (Neopan 400) in HC110 1+50 8 min 20C.

Some of the frames look ok but most have this milky haze.

Any ideas where I went wrong?

 

[jeroldharter]

Damn. I must be going blind. I don't even see an image.

 

[stradibarrius]

for some reason I can't attach any photos????? When I click on the "manage attachments" button nothing happens?

 

[stradibarrius]

I'll try agin

 

[jeroldharter]

for some reason I can't attach any photos????? When I click on the "manage attachments" button nothing happens?

First the negatives, now the attachments. Soon your wireless router will go haywire and then your satellite TV receiver will be disobedient. I have those days too.

 

[Photo Engineer]

From your description of hazy negatives they sound underfixed. Try refixing with fresh fix, wash then use photo flo.

PE

 

[stradibarrius]

Now my Browser page has changed how it looks!!!! It is all different colors!
This is a good reason why film is better than a computer with a lens attached!

 

[stradibarrius]

It was the fixer! Thanks PE...

 

[Mainecoonmaniac]

Isn't APUG great?

It was the fixer! Thanks PE...

APUGer's comes through again. Possibly, maybe regularly use hypo check to make sure you aren't fixing with exhausted hypo would be good.
Best,
Don

 

[hpulley]

Yep, best to always check the fixer and developer before use. Clip tests take just minutes and ensure you aren't wasting good film and paper and with film, losing precious images; at least prints you can do over.

Indicator stop bath is good too.

 

[Christopher Walrath]

Mixing one shot even better. For a smaller workload, anywho.