John Rudiak (wizard@laplaza.org)
Wed, 17 Mar 1999 16:59:17 -0700
I understand it happening with Pyro, but with non-staining developers I
have found that if you process at rtoom temp, and the drum is atr room
temp, no streaks. My belief is that if the tank is warmer than the
developer, it heats up the film where it contacts the ribs and makes light
streaks on the print. The opposite for when the tank is colder.
John
Carl, I included this to the list 'cause I thought it was relevant.
Carl Weese wrote:
> John,
>
> The problem I have is streaks of excess, or sometimes reduced, density
> that run along the line of the ribs behind the sheet. The ones that
> aren't holding the film edge. It is usually subtle and shows only in an
> overcast sky or a snowscene--but shooting in New England that is enough
> to drive me nuts. The problem shows up differently with pyro than with
> HC110, but a version of it happens either way.
>
> ---Carl
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