Re: Developing 4x5

[Cor Breukel <cor@xxxxxxx>]

Hai Ralph,

I assume that you have a Combi-Plan tank or similair? I have heard
people complain about them: uneven development and too long pouring and
draining times. I would look into tray development, or the tubes, which
work nice (or invest in a JOBO,  am very happy with it). 

The film is too expensive too mess around with, let alone the time and
effort which have been put in making the exposure in the first place..

Good luck,
 

Cor

Ralph Patterson wrote:
> 
> My developing tank is designed to hold 12 sheets of film and use about
> 1700 ml of chemicals, which is a lot.  That's fine if I have 10 or 12
> sheets of film, but with IR you are always trying new things.  I am
> looking for a way to develope 2 to 4 sheets at a time without using 1700
> ml each time.  What do you guys do?
> 
> Thanks
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