Jamie,
Thanks for the hint on the film. I had no idea about the anti-halation
backing. I will find that out. When you develop in the trays, do you
only do one strip at a time? Does the contact with the tray have any
bad effect on the film surface? Do you do any agitation?
Gene
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> >There's a guy (John Roseborough) out west who can
> >develop 5" film up to 5' long in a jobo. I know cause
> >I made the reel for him! He will do Pyro, too. He can
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> >Gene - if it's *not* plus-x AERIAL I'm interested. If
> >it's aerial, I'm not.
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> >Andy
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> Andy Some of the plus x aerial films do have an antihalation back and
> would work well for you. Check the kodak web site to find out which
> one would work for you. The stuff without the antihalation backing is
> the hard stuff to use.
> I develop all my film in trays. I have trays up to 16" by 10' , but
> I make my own plexiglass trays and they work great. My plexi trays
> are easy to do. Just get the local plastic dealer to cut the pieces
> and glue them up yourself. 6" by 3-4foot trays would be easy to make.
> It' takes a couple of hours.
> jamie
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