Re: Konica Reticulation

[Glenn Hummel <tgwin@xxxxxxxx>]

At 07:46 5/19/97 -0600, you wrote:
>>I agree, Edward. I have shot approx 12 rolls over the last 10 months with
>no reticulation. My experience with retic. is that it appears when the film
>has been thermally shocked during processing. That is, using a stop or fix
>or wash at a temp. difference greater than  (say) 10 degrees F. I process in
>a JOBO that permits temp stabilization for all baths. However, before the
>JOBO, I often processed with just a Patterson tank in a water bath that also
>held the dev, stop, and fix. K750 is somewhat grainy by nature, something I
>find pleasing in the context of IR images. BTW, I look forward every day to
>the IR mail. Always something interesting. 
>Regards, James
>jdgoff@xxxxxxxx

   I used to use a developer called Perfection that is useable at, I
believe, 85 degrees F. I worked out a slow drop in temp dev to wash so I
could wash at 70.
  Once or twice I got retic and I was working under a 5 degree change!

                                  Glenn Hummel
                                 tgwin@xxxxxxxx

                We grow up so slowly and grow old so fast. 
                                       -Robby Robertson

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