Ole's Quick fix (OF-1)

Bruce Osgood

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• Sep 4, 2005

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Are the amounts published in the Chemistry Recipes section to be used with Staining Developers such as Pyro, Pyrocat, etc.?

 

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• Sep 4, 2005

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Bruce (Camclicker) said:

Are the amounts published in the Chemistry Recipes section to be used with Staining Developers such as Pyro, Pyrocat, etc.?

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Yes, just use the standard "fix for 2X the clearing time" rule.

 

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• Sep 6, 2005

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Is Ole's formula for quick-fix to be used undiluted or diluted? If diluted, what ratio?

Larry

 

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• Sep 6, 2005

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Why not ask Ole?

 

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Ole responded to that question in one of the Apug threads. The answer is: Undiluted.

 

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• Sep 6, 2005

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Undiluted, or sometimes diluted 1+1. I do that when processing lots of paper - fixing takes longer, but capacity is higher. I rarely worry about capacity unless I need to do a lot of prints in one go.