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Toyo 45 Field, Schneider Kreuzach Symmar-s 210 F5.6 @F8 1/30. Film was EDU 100. Mug shot test model was Joe. (I'll need more practice) -
By bruce_z._li2 · Posted
Who likes 44mm normal lens? On the left: Topcon 35-S with Topcor 44/2 lens. On the right: Kodak Signet 35 with Ektar 44/3.5 lens. Both are of excellent quality. -
By Bettendorf · Posted
That is why Sandy recommended the plastic dishpan bath. You pour your diluted or stock solutions of dev, stop, and fixer, into their cylinders and place them into the tub with some tap water. Then add refrigerator water until the bath is maybe 66 deg. or so. Watch the dev. cylinder until it comes down to 68-70. Adjust with either water as necessary. I was living in a warm temp house many years ago and had to do this also for a while.
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