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Phil Davis |
18:36 6 Feb 06 |
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Steve Nicholls |
16:49 3 Feb 06 |
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Fred Braakman |
11:51 26 Dec 05 |
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Jorge Gasteazoro |
13:18 26 Dec 05 |
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Phil Davis |
8:16 27 Dec 05 |
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Fred Braakman |
10:04 27 Dec 05 |
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Jerry Cunningham |
10:33 17 Dec 05 |
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Jorge Gasteazoro |
22:17 17 Dec 05 |
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Jerry Cunningham |
22:48 17 Dec 05 |
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Some of the negatives would clear but seldom all of them. I would always put the sheets in dry. I would only do five during a session. When I used the fly screen I was able to clear them all with the rarest of exceptions. I use a unicolor motor base to turn the expert drum and that is probably not as good as the Jobo system but was within my starting budget. I had cleared the negatives in a tray in the beginning but that got old in a hurry. It was such a simple and inexpensive cure that I never looked back. I would be willing to bet that the fly screens would work fine in a BTZS tube. I would be curious to hear from anyone willing to try.
Jerry
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Jerry Cunningham |
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