Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 1999/11/02
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]I see Sextons name and I loose are bearing and have to bring this stuff up again. I'll resist the urge next time and forever more. I'ts just that intermitant agataion and the priciples behind it is such a basic elementmental pricibple behind negetive developing. When was it decided to be no longer convienant or nessessary and you can just turn on a moter and watch a drum go continuously round and round. A proecessor which gave your film a rest I wouldn't question. A Nitregen burst would be one. I've never scratched a piece of film in a hanger. I've use Sulfate to harden developer show sheet film could be developed in trays. What is do terrible about the metal tanks we all learned to use at school? Are these drums better or are the simply more convienant. How lazy can we be? How dare I question the techniques of photographers I'll never be as famous as? I usually wouldn't but this constantly spinning plastic drum thing I just don't get. That's all folks! Mark Rabiner