Re: Pyro and rotary agitation question

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• Subject: Re: Pyro and rotary agitation question
• From: Darryl Baird <dbaird@flint.umich.edu>
• Date: Wed, 15 Mar 2000 00:25:38 -0500
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Sorry Carl , by standard metal tank I meant Nikor or similar development
tank, used in the traditional inversion hand development of films. I
have used these tanks for years on the Kinderman rotary processor. The
concern I had was the slow rotation (agitation) rate. You answered the
question though, it printed nicely with a #2 contrast filter on V C
paper, so it is too soft for platinum.

Would you care to venture a guess as to a better time for platinum,
based on my current 10 minutes @ 70 degrees? ...anybody else?

thanks
--
Darryl Baird

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