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Re: Pinholes in HIE

  • From: boblong@xxxxxxxxxxx (Robert Long)
  • Subject: Re: Pinholes in HIE
  • Date: Thu, 12 Sep 1996 19:51:37 GMT
On Thu, 12 Sep 1996 04:42:54 +0100, you wrote:

|months. Well, maybe I'll develop the next roll using FG-7 and Indicator
|Stop Bath, and see what happens...

The fact that it's a *stop* bath means that it is acid, so you may
want to try clear water instead.

This seems to be a very mysterious subject, with personal experiences
varying widely.  The worst problem I've had was when I sent Ektachrome
IR to a regular commercial lab (when E-4 was still standard) and got
bright red dots scattered around on the resulting slides.  When I
switched to Kodak processing I never had the experience again.  But
the point is that it's not just home processing that suffers from
pinholes.

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