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Sheet film developing
Hello,
I've just started developing my first 4x5's in a Jobo 2523 tank that suits a single spiral both of which I inherited from a previous owner of my CPE2 machine. Since large format photography requires more set up time and concentration I am often finding myself in a position when I need to develop one or two sheets of film only. At the moment, I am mostly shooting positives and do not like the idea of throwing away 270ml of the chemistry (minimum filling value recommended by Jobo for this tank) each time I need to develop a single sheet. I've been thinking to break the rule and try to fill the tank with a smaller amount of solution at the time when I load a couple of film sheets close to the tank's outer side but I am affraid that I do not have much knowledge of either what amount would be satisfactory or if this is a right thing to do at all. Hope somebody would give me an advise or redirect to some Internet sources that would help. Thanks, Serge |
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