[pure-silver] Re: how critical is E6 temp and...

When I did it, it was for 3 reasons.  Number one is the learning experience.  I 
wanted to know and see how it all worked.  Number 2 was the speed of 
completion.  I knew that  I would get have the film done at a given time and 
not have to worry about lab schedules, especially with 120 format.  Number 3 is 
that it was a little cheaper if you used the chemistry to the max.  It made no 
sense to do it one roll at a time, but if you had enough film for 3 solid runs 
in a short time frame it was worth it.

Mark
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Justin F. Knotzke 
  To: pure-silver@xxxxxxxxxxxxx 
  Sent: Tuesday, January 30, 2007 9:54 AM
  Subject: [pure-silver] Re: how critical is E6 temp and...





  On 30/01/07, Speedy . <speedgraphic@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: 
    I did not post this question but followed very closely as I have been
    contemplating doing my own E6 and have even gone so far as to invest in a 
    Jobo CPE-2...

     Just out of curiosity.. those of you that do your own E6, are you doing it 
because you don't have access to a good lab or because you just like to DIY or 
is it cheaper ?

     Thanks

     J






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    Justin F. Knotzke
    jknotzke@xxxxxxxxxx
    http://www.shampoo.ca

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