At 06:52 AM 2/5/2002 +0000, you wrote:
Hello all, I wonder if anyone can point me towards a possible solution. I
finally persuaded my wife to pose for me for portraits (practice for me
and on condition that I did not print anything that she did not
approve...). Unfortunately, I managed to make a mess of putting my 120
film into a recently acquired developing tank... but my 35mm roll taken
with OM2SP and 85/2 worked fine in the Barker dev process - except that
when I came to do some preliminary scans I noticed many, many small white
dots on the image; they're useless.
Is this likely to be dust from a new dev tank (a different one from the
one that jammed with my 120 inside) or have I made an error with my timings?
Any advice, humorous or serious, would be welcome.
Chris
This is negative, right? Could the film have lay upon itself and trapped
bubbles? Did you rap the tank on the table after the first agitation to
jog the bubbles off the film?
I *think* bubbles could create white spots when positivized by the scanner,
but I would think they might be more like translucent rings or
mottling. If they are like bright white chunks of debris, I'd think it's
some sort of contamination after the development process, i.e., dust.
Joel W.
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