Re: 70MM Development

[Don Roberts <droberts@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Simon, I hope I am not being insensitive about a medical condition or
visual problem but if you can read our posts why do you have to use such
extremely large type for your own?  It does make things a little
inconvenient for the rest of us.  If you have a compelling reason I will
certainly accept it otherwise I would hope you would be considerate of
the rest of us.

To Andy Buck. I can't answer your question about browser setting type
size without looking into it but I get 3/4" high letters from Simon both
on Netscape and on IE 4.5.

Simon Nathan wrote:

> dear steve- i write large so that i can read it. even caps in
> typewriter size plus 17" monitor seem small. simon says!
>
> Steve Shapiro wrote:
>
>>  would you mind correcting your font size?
>>
>>      -----Original Message-----
>>      From: Simon Nathan <simonwide@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
>>      To: panorama-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>>      <panorama-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>; Simon Nathan
>>      <simonwide@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
>>      Date: Thursday, January 07, 1999 9:09 AM
>>      Subject: Re: 70MM Developmentlordy, andy- you've invented
>>      the new streaking for 70mm. copyright it before everyone
>>      knows how you've done it. ever pre-wet film before the
>>      fast working developer is applied? you concealed the
>>      overall developing time. ever hear of nitrogen burst? all
>>      of these factors relate to each other.you didn't say
>>      diameter of 70mm reel or total developing time.    simon
>>      nathan
>>
>>      Andy Buck wrote:
>>
>>      > The following is minimally related to panorama. I'm just
>>      > calling on
>>      > all that expertise and experience out there!
>>      >
>>      > I have started shooting 70mm Tri-X in 5 meter rolls. I
>>      > have a Nikkor
>>      > tank and reel. Using the same agitation as with 120 in
>>      > normal tanks
>>      > which works fine (3 inversions every 30 seconds), I get
>>      > uneven edge
>>      > development, i.e. denser and contrastier edges. If I cut
>>      > back to 2
>>      > inversions, that problem almost completely disappears,
>>      > but I'm now
>>      > getting uneven development in open areas, i.e. blotchy
>>      > skies. Other
>>      > than A.not using 70mm and B. not shooting skies, does
>>      > anybody have any
>>      > suggestions?
>>      >
>>      > Thanks!!!
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>>      >
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>>
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