edward_mccarthy

One of the greatest inventions in photo processing was the Unicolor

reversing agitator and corresponding drums in the standard sizes.

They all will process sheet film in sizes up to l6x20, Unicolor also

made a small rubber separator that fit on the largest groove to

separate the negatives when processing multiples. If you can find some

of these separators you have it made. To process roll film, a 3,5or

8 reel Paterson tank work just fine. When developing films using a

rotary process , you should reduce the developing time by approx 10

to 20 percent. Ihope this information is of some assistance.

Warm regards

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Ed McCarthy

I have made enlarged negatives from color transparencies on Lith

film, the developer that I used to tray process the film was none

other than the Universal Kodak D76 or Ilford ID11. The key to

developing the negatives is not to develop for any more than two or

three minutes at the max. This gives pretty good results, I hope

this information is of some use.

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Warm regards:

Ed McCarthy