[Frameworks] Self Developing Mess

[kenneth curwood]

Hi all,

This has happened to me as well when using old tri-x. It's definitely more
likely to happen w/old or expired film that wasn't properly stored. Your
best bet is to keep your temperature as low as possible. Keep in mind that
once the bleach hits the emulsion it will soften it. Try to get through the
final baths as quickly as you can and get it hanging up to dry, even if it
means less rinse time. Remember that if you're working in a warm
environment the chems won't stay cool for long... Good Luck!

-Kenny


On Fri, Sep 13, 2013 at 8:49 PM, christopher nigel <
christophernigel64 at gmail.com> wrote:

> Hi Diana ,
> The foma kit is made for foma film which take more time to develop as it's
> a different kind of emulsion   , than the kodak film ,
>
> If I was you make up you own soups , so much cheaper , hardest part is get
> the bleach to make , see post before ,
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> And how long did you give the second development ?
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> Ok  hope all this help's ,
>
> Christopher ,
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> On Sat, Sep 14, 2013 at 12:40 AM, Diana Arce <darce at visualosmosis.com>wrote:
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>> HI Scott,
>>
>> Everything looked fine after the bleach, rinse and then exposure. When I
>> did the second development, it appeared to be sliding off. It was a really
>> strange situation. Any insight is welcome!
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Diana
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