Lucas Rijnders wrote: > Developing isn't a problem: you need a light-tight zippered bag with > openings for your hands (I'm quite sure the english language has a word > for it. Sadly I don't know it ;-), a daylight developing tank (patterson > is the brand to have, I think), and chemicals with containers. > Spool the film on the reel of the tank in the zippered bag, close it, and > the rest can be done in daylight... > If you use small chemical bottles, everything you need can be stored in a standard milk crate. Or you could do it the way I do and keep everything in gallon jugs under the kitchen sink. Makes the wife real happy.
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