>At one time I was actually filling the bath tub with water, then adjusting
>the temperature using ice. Then I was dumping the used water and chemicals
>in tubs to dispose of it. I had to worry about any residue on the tub
>contaminating the film and chemicals, though. Plus, it was hard on the
>back{:->
>
Marilyn i have been thinking... why at the exact temp? A.Adams states in one of his works that washing can be done at temps a few degrees up or down the temp used for film development... that may help a little
And have you considered other than film&paper development using a higher temp for the rest of the procedure?
BTW
I should have told you about this resources the first time the thread appeared :
www.digitaltrouth.com - for official and empirical devel times
http://www.ilford.com/html/us_english/pdf/tempconv.pdf - Ilford develompent/temperature compensation chart goes up to 80F
hope i was helpful, kostas
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