Rolfe Tessem Subscriber Joined Jan 16, 2006 Messages 251 Location Egremont, MA Format Multi Format Mar 25, 2014 #26 Bruce Osgood said: And what do you gain by using the pre-wet... Click to expand... You temper everything to the correct temperature.
Bruce Osgood said: And what do you gain by using the pre-wet... Click to expand... You temper everything to the correct temperature.
Bruce Osgood Membership Council Member Joined Sep 9, 2002 Messages 2,642 Location Brooklyn, N.Y. Format Multi Format Mar 25, 2014 #27 Rolfe Tessem said: You temper everything to the correct temperature. Click to expand... Sounds familier. Probably a good idea
Rolfe Tessem said: You temper everything to the correct temperature. Click to expand... Sounds familier. Probably a good idea
Pioneer Member Joined May 29, 2010 Messages 3,873 Location Elko, Nevada Format Multi Format Mar 25, 2014 #28 Rolfe Tessem said: You temper everything to the correct temperature. Click to expand... Which is probably more important for color chemistry than b&w chemistry.
Rolfe Tessem said: You temper everything to the correct temperature. Click to expand... Which is probably more important for color chemistry than b&w chemistry.
markbarendt Member Joined May 18, 2008 Messages 9,422 Location Beaverton, OR Format Multi Format Mar 25, 2014 #29 Pioneer said: Which is probably more important for color chemistry than b&w chemistry. Click to expand... Yeah, most of the time for B&W I'm working at room temp, or very close, for everything involved so... Even with C-41 I just run the drum "dry" in the tempering bath for a minute or two. No issues. I simply don't see any upside in a pre-soak unless the developer itself calls for it, like RolloPyro where it's chemical bath, not plain water.
Pioneer said: Which is probably more important for color chemistry than b&w chemistry. Click to expand... Yeah, most of the time for B&W I'm working at room temp, or very close, for everything involved so... Even with C-41 I just run the drum "dry" in the tempering bath for a minute or two. No issues. I simply don't see any upside in a pre-soak unless the developer itself calls for it, like RolloPyro where it's chemical bath, not plain water.
Roger Cole Subscriber Joined Jan 20, 2011 Messages 6,069 Location Atlanta GA Format Multi Format Mar 26, 2014 #30 I get good results with the pre-soak in my Jobo. To my satisfaction it ain't broke so I ain't fixin' it. YMMV. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
I get good results with the pre-soak in my Jobo. To my satisfaction it ain't broke so I ain't fixin' it. YMMV. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk