From: Pam Niedermayer (pam_pine@cape.com)
Date: 07/20/01-02:53:34 PM Z
Hmm, assuming I could get the chems down to 80d, they'd be back up to
95-100 in 10 minutes, no fluctuation, just pretty toasty around here
these days. However, one could argue that working in a 100d darkroom
is foolish to begin with. :)
Pam, who's saving pennies for a separate, air conditioned/heated darkroom.
Kerik717@aol.com wrote:
>
> > Seems that another trick would be maintaining processing temperature,
> > obviously no problem at room temp, but...
> >
> > Pam
>
> Nah... Temperature control is not a major issue for BW processing, as long as you're consistent. If the temp in your darkroom doesn't fluctuate wildly, simply start the developer at the same temp each time and standardize on that. When I use PMK in the Jobo drum, I start it at 80 Deg F and it comes out at about 76 or 77 after 8-10 minutes. I get great, consistent, beautiful negs this way.
>
> In fact I have 2 Jobo Expert drums and multiple motor bases, so I can process 10 sheets of 8x10 at a time. A great time-saver when I have lots of film to process. I'm just not a fan of tray processing, although I do it for my 14x17 negs. I had trouble with rotary processing that size, for some reason.
>
> Kerik
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