A few more development questions...

[gsgary]

I think fixer is 1+9 for negatives and 1+4 for paper

 

[timor]

Is my math right for the indicator stop?

Looks OK. But relax man, one more or less will have no influence on the negative. If it will be good or bad, stop and fix have nothing to do with it.

 

[timor]

I think fixer is 1+9 for negatives and 1+4 for paper

If you use the good one, Ilford Hypam, 1+4 is for both.

 

[gsgary]

I think fixer is 1+9 for negatives and 1+4 for paper

If you use the good one, Ilford Hypam, 1+4 is for both.

I'm sure ilford rapid fixer is 1+9 for negs

 

[480sparky]

I'm sure ilford rapid fixer is 1+9 for negs

You can use the same mix, 1+4, for both film and paper. using 1+9 for paper simply increases the time.

 

[timor]

Why you guys are using rapid fixers ? They have hardeners.

 

[480sparky]

Why you guys are using rapid fixers ? They have hardeners.

'Cuz that's all that's available locally. I don't want to start mail-ordering chemicals.

 

[timor]

Why you guys are using rapid fixers ? They have hardeners.

'Cuz that's all that's available locally. I don't want to start mail-ordering chemicals.

Good answer for you, but Gary ?

 

[480sparky]

Good answer for you, but Gary ?

I can't speak for Gary.

 

[gsgary]

I use ilford rapid fixer

 

[timor]

Rapid. To save some time ?

 

[gsgary]

Rapid. To save some time ?

Sometimes, because sometimes I can have 5+ rolls to develop in the night

 

[timor]

Rapid. To save some time ?

Sometimes, because sometimes I can have 5+ rolls to develop in the night

Oh, now I know, why we have shortage of film here.

 

[PWhite214]

My Kodak Stop Bath bottle says 2 fluid ounces per gallon, I mixed 1 ounce with 64 of water.

Phil