JOhn N3BVH
You wrote: >
>Hello.
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>Maybe a little off the topic of this list, but the reason for bringing
this >question up is that with my current way of processing sheet film,
I often get too contrasty negatives for cyanotype.
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>I am lookin for a daylight developin tank for 4x5. I do not want
hangers. Tray processing is no alternative because my darkroom in not
lightproof enough for film in summer, and I do not like to put my
fingers into the developer.
y I am using a Jobo rotary processor with a sheet film drum, but
>neither diluting the developer nor cutting back on developing time
produces the long tonal-scale negatives I get using smaller film
formats with 2-bath developers and much less agitation.
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>If anyone can recommend me a good daylight tank (lightproof, cheap,
one >that is not leaking, readily available, etc.:-)), I would be
grateful. Equally important from my geographical standpoint, is a
place I can get it from. As I have to order it by fax or e-mail, it is
really of no importance where in the world that is, except there
probably will be a need for them to undertand english, and preferably
accept Visa.
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>Thanks
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>Per Volledal
>pervo@powertech.no
>Stenfeltbakken 47
>N-1405 Langhus
>Norway
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