Re: [APML] Developing E200

[KGKIRKLEY@aol.com]

In a message dated 8/10/02 10:18:46 AM, thurmond@pvtnetworks.net writes:

>
>I'm curious what chemistry Kent uses?
>
>My camera is a Graflex film holder with a plate that mounts it to the 
>Giant Easy Guider.  There is a picture of it at
>http://www.rickthurmond.com/astroequip.html
>
>No, the telescope does not cover the whole piece of film, but it covers
>
>more than a 35mm frame.
>
>--Rick

Rick:
I don't process the E200 myself. Being a professional photographer and living 
in an urban area (Dallas) I have a pro lab process it. The turn around time 
is 2 hours.

If you're having flatness problems with 120 film (almost everyone does) and 
since you're using the Graflex back, you might consider a vacuum back. Hutech 
offers several (costly) or you could modify the Graflex back. The Graflex 
roll film backs are readily available on the used market at about $100 or so.

Kent Kirkley

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