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    Neopan 1600 in PMK?

    The little bit of Neopan 1600 that I've done in PMK was exposed at 800 and developed 10 minutes at 70F. I found I preferred the results of...
    Post by: kip_babington, Nov 28, 2001 in forum: Black and White
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    Looking for a timer!

    There are always a bunch of Gralab 300 timers available on Ebay. Several have sold recently for $30 or so, although others have gone for much...
    Post by: kip_babington, Nov 28, 2001 in forum: Black and White
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    bayonet type for rolleiflex?

    Rollei Bay I hoods and filters also fit YashicaMats (at least they fit on mine.) The Rolleinar close up devices also fit, although the parallax...
    Post by: kip_babington, Nov 15, 2001 in forum: Medium Format
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    Bulk Loading Economics & Film Selection

    I've been bulk loading HP5+ and shooting it at 800 for several years. Haven't had much in the way of scratches, and never had a canister open...
    Post by: kip_babington, Oct 18, 2001 in forum: Black and White
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    Notches on bottom of 120 negative

    Technically off topic, but at the other end of the size scale Minox has notched its film gates since the Model C (beginning late '60s or early...
    Post by: kip_babington, Jul 30, 2001 in forum: Medium Format
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    FP4 HP5 ID11 question

    I use HP5+ as my low light film, rating it at 800 and developing in Ilfotec-HC, dilution 1:31, one shot. My "normal" development procedure...
    Post by: kip_babington, Feb 28, 2001 in forum: Black and White
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    JOBO tank for manual sheet film processing

    I'm going to be using 4x5 sheets for the first time in years, and would prefer not to develop in trays or in my old FR daylight tank. I'm spoiled...
    Thread by: kip_babington, Feb 25, 2001, 3 replies, in forum: Black and White
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    Is there much advantage using PMK with 35mm film?

    Well I certainly like it with Delta 100 and 400 films in 35mm, which I rate at 64 and 250, respectively. Very little grain and very good...
    Post by: kip_babington, Feb 25, 2001 in forum: Black and White
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    Developing Technique, Sheet Film in a Patterson Roll Tank

    Filling time shouldn't be an issue with Paterson tanks. I did 8 rolls at once in one of their tanks two days ago, and got the 2.5 liters of...
    Post by: kip_babington, Feb 24, 2001 in forum: Black and White
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    Technical Pan as line film

    The last roll of Tech Pan I bought came with an instruction sheet which included developing suggestions for a range of contrast indices from...
    Post by: kip_babington, Jan 23, 2001 in forum: Black and White
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    drying marks on Agfapan 25

    Based on a suggestion I picked up on one of the photo mailing lists (can't remember which one) I've begun adding a jigger of rubbing alcohol...
    Post by: kip_babington, Dec 17, 2000 in forum: Black and White
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    Best films for Pyro development

    There's obviously not a consensus, but my 2 cents are - Delta 400 at 250, and Delta 100 at 64. In my Paterson tanks and with my water,...
    Post by: kip_babington, Mar 12, 2000 in forum: Black and White
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    leaving film leader out

    I use one of those leader retriever thingies to pull the leader out of the cassette so I can trim it straight and cut the tip off the corners...
    Post by: kip_babington, Mar 5, 2000 in forum: Black and White
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    Where (on-line) can I find Kodak & Ilford film & paper CHEAP?

    I have bought a lot (for me) of Ilford film and paper from B&H, and for film they can't be beat by anyone reputable and reliable (that I've...
    Post by: kip_babington, Feb 1, 2000 in forum: Black and White
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    Break even point for cost of Film Slitter

    You might take a look at the slitter offered by Ray Pepalis for $55 delivered in the US. He's at http://members.aol.com/xkaes/adf47.htm. Not...
    Post by: kip_babington, Jan 14, 2000 in forum: Minox
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    Interchangeable lenses on folders? Triple-format cameras? Unsung lens treasures?

    Would you consider a Linhof 23 with rollfilm back a MF folder? If so, I'd guess there were (and still are) lots of lenses available for it...
    Post by: kip_babington, Jul 19, 1999 in forum: Medium Format
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    Handheld light meter

    I have no experience with the Polaris. Once had a Minolta III, which was wonderful but large, and took batteries that weren't normally available...
    Post by: kip_babington, Mar 19, 1999 in forum: Medium Format
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    Feeding Problems - Paterson Film Developing Reels

    The problem Tony describes is a surprising one to me, as I've been using Paterson reels and tanks since about 1970 and of the 3,400+ rolls of...
    Post by: kip_babington, Jan 5, 1999 in forum: Black and White
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    Tri-X times in PMK

    I too have no experience with Tri-X, but I've been using PMK with Ilford Delta films for about a year. My practice has been to cut the ISO in...
    Post by: kip_babington, Dec 6, 1998 in forum: Black and White
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    Mail-order or other source-cheap B&W processing?

    If you haven't done so already, you ought to run the numbers on the cost of setting up to develop-only at home. You will find that the cost...
    Post by: kip_babington, Nov 10, 1998 in forum: Black and White
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