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From: "Shel Belinkoff"
Subject: Rinsing B&W
> 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?
> --
I suppose I use a modification of that method with the Jobo. It
only holds about a liter of solution in a 10-120 roll film tank,
so I do about 5 takn changes of water, running the machine for a
minute with each change of water. Works well, and uses very
little water.
William Robb
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