Re: Konica Reticulation

[George L Smyth <GLSmyth@xxxxxxx>]

eml@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
> 
> Haven't shot any lately, but when I lived in Florida, I used to
> have to process Konica IR750 (120 size) at temps as high as 32C (90F).
> I never got any reticulation at all, and aleways, the emulsion side
> of the negative seemed to be very shiny and with no physical
> graininess.  Are you using a stop bath, possibly with a developer containing
> carbonate for an alkali?  This could cause reticulation.  The film has been
> so good for me that I can't imagine it ever reticulationg unless abused, as
> above.

I always use a stop bath and have had no problems with any other films. 
Development, as always, has been with Rodinal.

george

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