Lots of work to do...

[eddie]

... up to 3 months of hard work to develop and print on FB paper to the highest standard. But it's so much fun and rewarding.

Exactly. I think I'll have a year's worth of printing. I also want to use some negs for bromoils, cyanos, etc. Gonna be a whole lotta fun.

 

[mfohl]

Nice! I came back from a trip with about 125 rolls. In my case, a mix of 35 and 120. And I recently did 65 rolls of MF for a client. I have three large Paterson tanks: I put three rolls in each one and could therefore do 9 in a batch. Still, a lot of work. But that's why we do this, right? It's part of the process.

Good luck!

 

[pentaxuser]

Take your time. That way you'll have the enjoyment of re-discovering scenes that your memory hasn't been able to retain. I get great joy when I look at some negs and discover that I have the pleasure of a forthcoming print to look forward to that I had forgotten about.

There are bound to be some prints crying out for hand colouring as well. Enjoy!

pentaxuser

 

[MattKing]

Looks like an ideal situation for using a replenishment regime.

117 rolls - that is 1.5 packages of X-Tol, or 1.5 bottles of T-Max RS

Have fun!

 

[Nuff]

And I thought my 40 rolls from my 2.5 week trip to Nepal were a lot. It was also a mix of E6, C41 and B&W, which makes the job a bit easer (take half of them to a lab), although more expensive.

 

[Guillaume Zuili]

You need a deep tank and a basket

 

[eddie]

I thought of that, G. I'm using tanks that can take 4 120 reels. Loading twelve rolls at a time...