I wish film manufacturers had reference patches similar to control strips on all their roll films, at the end of a roll. It would have simplified troubleshooting development issues, even without a densitometer.
Oh ,that would be great!
I wish film manufacturers had reference patches similar to control strips on all their roll films, at the end of a roll. It would have simplified troubleshooting development issues, even without a densitometer.
With Fuji RA-4 chemistry there was no way, horrible green/cyan cast.
There is a way - run a couple of square meters of paper through the developer to season it. At some point it stabilizes. It takes quite a bit of paper...
With film, the same thing would work. One would "only" have to sacrifice a couple of square meters of C41 film to get there...
Yes, forgot to mention that I was doing one-shot.
Btw, I’d love to hear how seasoning 1L of developer with a few rolls of film and then staying close to spec with replenishment for the next 100 rolls and no control strips works out in practice.
how seasoning 1L of developer with a few rolls of film and then staying close to spec with replenishment for the next 100 rolls and no control strips works out in practice.
thanks everyone!
By the way I also got a reply from Kodak through Freestyle that you don’t need starter and that you just use the replenisher.
Man, the difference in information is wild.
But regardless, the proper way according to all documentation is to do the replenisher plus starter. So that I shall do!
I’ll run a test against pure replenisher and see how it goes for fun.
I made a nice spreadsheet to make 2L batches of developer out of the LORR kit and Starter. In case anyone wants to have the volumes readily available.
There are tabs for mixing and developing Kodak D76 and C41.
Also I wouldn’t mind a fact check on my volume calculations.
Cheers!
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