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"For films and Plates: mix 1 part of this solution with 3 parts of water. At 18-20 C/ 67-70 F in fresh fixer, fix films and plates for 2-4 minutes with these exceptions: fix Kodak Panatomic-X filmsfor 1-2 minutes;fix Kodak Tri-X Pan Professional Films for 5-10 minutes. Discard the fixing bath when the time to clear exceeds one-half the total fixing time. Under normal conditions, if an acid stop bath such as Kodak indicator stop bath is used between development and fixation, this diluted bath will fix about 120 rolls of 620 film or the equivalent per gallon."
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How old is the chemistry that still refers to 620 film?
Don't forget that you can add 10cc of your urine per liter of water to make free stop bath.
It's organic.
Ash- I got an agfa isolette.. which has been quite interesting to play with, I hope I can get the hang of focusing it. Shot a roll with it today! Er, yesterday.
Frank- lol
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