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Re: [APML] Tech Pan exposure lengths...
> Based on Chucks recommendation since I just have a small 2 reel tank I'm
>going to sit the tank down and spin it between my hands. I may invest in one
>of those rotary processors your talking about though.
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Hi Jim;
The other hand agitation technique is to shake the tank like you
are making a Martini, (you know, 007 style, shaken, not stirred :). This
still means no inversion, but striaght up and down.
However, having tried that, and tried Chuck's way, I perfer
Chuck's way.
Rotary is a good way to, because of the consistancy, but onc you
go rotary, you have to cutbacka nd adust your processing times, as the
constant motion really increases your contrast. So you are teaching
yourself all over again. however, the consistancy with rotary processing
is very nice.
joe
http://www.oneilphoto.on.ca
http://www.multiboard.com/~joneil
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