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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 |
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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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This is not a question but I thought I would share something that works for me. I develop 8x10 negatives in an expert drum 3005. Since the film is tight against the tube it is not easy to get the dye to clear. Hence, I bought some plastic fly screen and cut it to match the 8x10 negative. Place the screen on the base side. It is easy to keep the screen and film in proper alignment. This screen allows the development fluid to get to the back of the negative. This method has worked very well for me. The sheets clear like a charm. I am sure other people have used similiar ideas but there seems to be some who fight the dye. Try the plastic fly screen and your problems should be over.
Jerry
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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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Jerry Cunningham |
14:03 13 Dec 05 |
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