Re: [pinhole-discussion] keeping temperatures up in tube processing

[Gregg Kemp]

At 06:20 PM 7/20/01 -0400, you wrote:


- Original Message -
From: Mike Vande Bunt mike.vandeb...@mixcom.com


 I did a lot of Cibachrome printing in the 70's . . . Cibachrome is
 extremely non-temperature sensitive.  I never had bad color
 on a Ciba, and I mostly used the chemistry slightly cooler than
 room temperature.

Hey Mike, is that in the 70's as in 1970's or as in 70F or both? :-)

Guillermo


That's a good one, Guillermo.  I think Mike gave himself away when he 
called it Cibachrome.


Gregg

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Re: [pinhole-discussion] keeping temperatures up in tube processing

[Guillermo]

- Original Message - 
From: Mike Vande Bunt mike.vandeb...@mixcom.com


 I did a lot of Cibachrome printing in the 70's . . . Cibachrome is
 extremely non-temperature sensitive.  I never had bad color
 on a Ciba, and I mostly used the chemistry slightly cooler than
 room temperature.

Hey Mike, is that in the 70's as in 1970's or as in 70F or both? :-)

Guillermo

Re: [pinhole-discussion] keeping temperatures up in tube processing

[George L Smyth]

I've also read that some people use fish tank heaters to control the
temperature.  

Cheers -

george


--- Mike Vande Bunt mike.vandeb...@mixcom.com wrote:
 I did a lot of Cibachrome printing in the 70's . . . Cibachrome is
 extremely non-temperature sensitive.  I never had bad color
 on a Ciba, and I mostly used the chemistry slightly cooler than
 room temperature.
 
 Mike Vande Bunt
 
 
 eric nelson wrote:
 
  An old sage from a camera club dropped this pearl of wisdom for keeping 
 his
  solution temperatures constant. He placed desk  lamps with big bulbs
 shining
  onto the rotating tube of his cibachrome tubes. It seems like an excellent
 idea.
  His cibas were fantastic.
 
 
 
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Re: [pinhole-discussion] keeping temperatures up in tube processing

[Mike Vande Bunt]

I did a lot of Cibachrome printing in the 70's . . . Cibachrome is
extremely non-temperature sensitive.  I never had bad color
on a Ciba, and I mostly used the chemistry slightly cooler than
room temperature.

Mike Vande Bunt


eric nelson wrote:

 An old sage from a camera club dropped this pearl of wisdom for keeping  his
 solution temperatures constant. He placed desk  lamps with big bulbs shining
 onto the rotating tube of his cibachrome tubes. It seems like an excellent 
 idea.
 His cibas were fantastic.

[pinhole-discussion] keeping temperatures up in tube processing

[eric nelson]

An old sage from a camera club dropped this pearl of wisdom for keeping  his
solution temperatures constant. He placed desk  lamps with big bulbs shining
onto the rotating tube of his cibachrome tubes. It seems like an excellent idea.
His cibas were fantastic.


eric nelson, marshfield, wi usa