Re: Developing that first roll of 35mm

[Graywolf]

Ah the old Kodak tanks with the aprons? I think I saw somewhere that someone is 
making new ones now. I will have to see if I can not find some. In some ways 
those we the easiest kind to use.

graywolf
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William Robb wrote:
----- Original Message ----- From: "Graywolf"
Subject: Re: Developing that first roll of 35mm

That is interesting, Paul. I used to do Ilford Autowinder film with no 
problems, but that stuff was tuff. You needed scissors to cut it. This 
stuff is more like scotch tape. I will try the second roll in the 
stainless steel reel real soon now. But will keep your advice in mind 
for my next purchase. That is why I only ordered two rolls of it on an 
order for some other stuff rather than buying a bunch of it right off. 
Best price is not always, best deal.

If the stuff images OK, and handles well in an enlarger, maybe consider 
getting a couple of film aprons (or whatever the heck they are called)

William Robb



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