"GeeBee" <geebee@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> it is becoming increasingly difficult to get b&w processed reliably.
Graham,
Why don't you do it yourself? It is dead easy. I do it in the bathroom, or you
could do it in the kitchen. Get yourself a Paterson tank and a thermometer
which will resolve 1 deg. C in the region of 20 deg. C. I use the Ilford rinse
technique which takes about 5 minutes and uses only up to 2 l of water.
Provided you make sure not to use the chemicals for too many films and keep
them at a reasonably correct temperature when processing, you can't really go
wrong. You also need a completely dark space in which to load the tank, or one
of those large film changing bags will do also. A clock with a nice big second
hand is also useful.
Jonas
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