Hi,
Butch wrote:
I have the data guide AF3-102E dated C.2001. In it with the exception of NPC
and NPZ they all are listed as C-41/CN-16. NPZ was listed as CN-16X which I
have no idea how it differs from regular CN-16. I was always under the
impression that CN-16 and
- Original Message -
From: Butch Black
Subject: Att. W.R.: C41 processing
Mike Wrote:
Hi Bill,
Remembering your recent posts about pushing C41, I have just
come into possession of the Fuji publication Professional
Data
Guide number AF3-103E. This has a vast amount of film data
Hi Bill,
Remembering your recent posts about pushing C41, I have just
come into posession of the Fuji publication Professional Data
Guide number AF3-103E. This has a vast amount of film data in
it.
If you don't have this booklet and want to know anything that
might be in it, please let me know.
--- William Robb [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The cheeky answer is to use plastic tanks.
PVC plumbing pipe in the appropriate size would work
well, PVC
is what modern film processor tanks are made of.
I almost can't believe that I didn't see this solution
staring me in the face. I have been
- Original Message -
From: Nick Wright
Subject: Re: Dip and Dunk C41 processing
Do you think standard PVC
glue would hold the submerged cap in place or would
the chemicals eat through it? If they would eat it up
what type of adhesive should I use? Thanks!!
PVC cement forms a weld
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