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  1. <p>Thank you very much for all your answers.</p> <p>To add some more information, the line runs across the whole frame, including the data. It just happens on some of the frames, not all of them. I'm using a Paterson tank and a plastic reel with the steel bearings. Sometimes it can get stuck, bending the film. I'm using 390ml of developer as per the Paterson tank instructions, but I could add more developer to the tank. How much more should I use?<br> Usually I do 10 seconds of agitation every 30 seconds or 1 minute of development as suggested by the Massive Dev Chart. It amounts to 5 complete inversions.<br> After that I use a 1 minute of Kodak Indicator Stop Bath shaken all the time and 5 minutes of Kodak Rapid Fixer shaken every minute.<br> Any other thing I should Improve in my development technique?<br> Thanks for all your help!</p>
  2. <p>Hello guys, I'm new here. I've been shooting and developing black and white film for about six months now. The developer I have available in my country is D-76 and I've developed 13 rolls of different films so far. I like the results I'm getting but on my last 2 rolls on some of the images I'm getting this weird vertical line across it. This two rolls where shot with an Olympus 35SP with a Tiffen Yellow Filter.<br> I dont know what's happening here. Could it be a developing issue? One roll was FP4 Plus and the other HP5 Plus. Could it be a camera issue or a defective filter? One of my guesses is that the filter wasn't tight enough and it got some light leaked.<br> Thank you very much for your input, it's really frustrating to see a photo I like get ruined by this and fixing it in post processing is not always that easy.<br> Regards,<br> Jose from Guatemala<br> <img src="https://c8.staticflickr.com/6/5567/30564614783_f5dd0f7cb2_k.jpg" alt="" /></p><div></div>
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