Tmax100pro pink not black - spots - curling

[albert_h.]

Tmax100 Pro film that I bought in Manhatten in one roll came out into pink negaties when tmax 100 pro film I've rolled myself bought in Toronto came out black. Both negatives are fine, but I'm curious.

Next thing, is how can I get rid of these spots that keep coming out on my negatives? They're terrible sometimes and other times not there. Is the film shield chemical that Edwal sells worth consideration? Or just a spotting kit?

Well, thats it, the only thing left is curling of tmax 100 pro film. Delta 100 Pro has never curled for me, but tmax 100 pro is bad. Is that why people use wetting agents?

[garry_teeple]

I've had a terrible time with black spots on T-Max 100.

I have totally switched to Delta 100 because I get tired of

spotting prints when there is an alternative. Fresh fixer

will usually get rid of most of the pink cast to the T-max

films. I have never noticed a pink cast on Delta films.

[oliver1]

In my experience, spotting is caused by bad manual agitation - air

bubbles are trapped next to the film for a short while (for example

while pouring a quick developer) and over-develop pver the tim-period

when compared to the remains of film....

 

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Oliver