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Re: HIE optimum developer


  • From: boblong@xxxxxxxxxxx (Robert Long)
  • Subject: Re: HIE optimum developer
  • Date: Sun, 21 Jul 1996 22:29:12 GMT

On Sun, 21 Jul 1996 16:22:27 +0200, Msfoto@xxxxxxx wrote:

|I have used Rodinal this past year and like it more than d76.
|However, with both I have had bubbles form, especially in skys...to make the
|black marks. Ihave hand processed and machine processed, --I have used stop
|bath and mostly not used stop bath...and of course I always agitate as I
|think I should..any suggestions as why thisis still happening? Lydia

According to the literature, the usual culprit is, indeed, the stop
bath.  I wonder whether there is an ingredient unique to IR film that
causes the problem.  I had a similar problem with IR color film back
when E4 was the standard.  My local store had been sending it to their
regular processor, but when some otherwise excellent stuff came back
with pinholes--and, on one regular Ektachrome 400 roll, some frames
were solarized--I had the shop switch my stuff to Kodak processing and
the problems disappeared.

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