[pure-silver] Re: what causes pinholes in emulsion?
- From: "mail1" <mail1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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- Date: Fri, 20 Feb 2009 19:29:25 -0800
Shannon, could you be more specific on your procedures.
Developers, stop baths, fixer, and rinse, post rinse treatments used, how
were they mixed, your procedures, time, temp, and agitation? Also your
Treatment of you film after they are removed from the rinse. Also I am
interested in your long term storage and handling. Would you consider
sending me a sample?
Jonathan Ayers [mail1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
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Subject: [pure-silver] what causes pinholes in emulsion?
I am printing some film that I shot over a year ago, and there are
lots of pinholes in the emulsion. At first I thought it was the brand
of film, and one roll did seem worse than the others: the Bergger
roll. But the problem is on the FP4+ negatives too. Maybe it was
something in my processing that day? I seem to remember that if the
temperature difference between the developer and stop is too much, like
if the developer is warm and the stop is really cold, it can happen.
Is that right?
--shannon
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