Re: Ilford SFX 200 film

[bcasselb@xxxxxxxxxxx (Bill D. Casselberry)]

  siteseer replies, to my nighttime darkroom for IR ...

        I didn't think loading at night posed a time problem, but if you had
to load a roll or two in the daytime for some reason, hopefully the tin foil
tip would be of some help.

	Usually doing IR loading & stuff at night works just fine.
	If I do wake up some morning to a particularly nice IR Day,
	I can always drop by the local minilab & use their darkroom
	to load in. Still, I wait til after dark to remove the roll
	& process it.

	Next time I redo the blackouts, I may just put a chunk of
	foil-backed rigid foam insulation in the window, but it's
	 a low-priority thing.
							Bill

        Bill D. Casselberry
        Photography on the Oregon Coast
 
        http://www.orednet.org/~bcasselb
        bcasselb@xxxxxxxxxxx
 




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