Re: Dissolving Konica IR

["Bill D. Casselberry" <bcasselb@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Eckhard, on Konica IR problem, wrote:

> there MUST be a lesson to be learned... The only possible reason I can
> think about now was that maybe the water went too warm, while I was
> washing the Konica films ? Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated,

	I think it may well have been too warm a wash as you seem to
	suspect. I had a roll of Kon-IR reticulate heavily on me last
	year from too warm a wash set-up. Seems to be a characteristic
	of the film to not tolerate too warm solutions.

	Bill

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