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I've also had the problem, very frustrating!! One solution I've found is instead of just agitating for 10 seconds a minute from the start, I now do a slow steady agitation for the first minute then normal agitation 10 seconds a minute after that. Once I began doing this the problem has virtually gone away. It seems the first minute of development is very important, especially if a presoak isn't used, and constant developer movement won't allow the "bubbles" to form. I've never had the problem with 35mm.

Good Luck!

Bob

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Air sickness is a consideration, the only time I've ever been motion sick was while flying in a Cessna 182 and alternating views between a video camera on the glareshield and a still camera out the window. Constantly looking through a viewfinder can definately cause problems!!!

Good luck!

Bob

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I'm not sure about all this digital is causing an end to chemical photography stuff, but I am glad to see Kodak pushing the "Classic look of black and white" in the "Seabiscuit" commercials. Hopefully it's a sign of things to come; now if only people will pay attention!

Bob