Recently I began using Ilford's method of rinsing B&W film.
That's where you fill the tank, make five inversions, empty the
tank, refill it, make ten inversions, and then repeat for twenty
inversions. I then give the film another rinse just for good
measure. Does anyone else use the Ilford method? I like it
because it saves water and time. Any comments on its efficiency
compared to a running water rinse for ten or twenty minutes?
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Shel Belinkoff
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