JGeoffreyStevens wrote: Jac> I've also considered doing this. The 4-6 films 'problem' does not concern Jac> me.
Well, it does bother me, as I used to work with 14 rolls capacity kits. :o( Jac> What chemicals do you use Till last year I used 3-step Photocolor, but I gather the respective British company doesn't make it anymore. Occasionally I use Kodak 4-step kits for 7 rolls. Jac> and what means do you use of keeping the Jac> temperature constant - do you use a (Jobo) processor or a washing up bowl Jac> filled with warm water ? I always used a simple bowl filled with ~40 celsius water to keep the temperature of the developer baths constant. It worked for me, the drop in temperature was negligible - around a third of degree. Jac> Also, I've done minimal B&W processing so would Jac> this mean a long learning curve ? Not at all. A full round takes less than an hour. The truly critical step is the first development. Just make sure you pre-warm to 38 celsius the film and developer and stir constantly. Consistency in this phase is the only trick. Servus, Alin - This message is from the Pentax-Discuss Mail List. To unsubscribe, go to http://www.pdml.net and follow the directions. Don't forget to visit the Pentax Users' Gallery at http://pug.komkon.org .
