Time adjustment for tray development of roll films
Does anyone use the see-saw method of developing roll film in a tray? If you do, how much do you adjust the development time? I would think the time should be shortened because of the constant agitation.
I just did a seriously curly roll of Ideal Brand 620 film in stainless steel tank & reels and ended up botching some of the roll because the film wouldn't stay in the grooves. In the future for overly curly films and film I don't have reels for I would like to use the see-saw method and would like any input the community can offer.
I just did a seriously curly roll of Ideal Brand 620 film in stainless steel tank & reels and ended up botching some of the roll because the film wouldn't stay in the grooves. In the future for overly curly films and film I don't have reels for I would like to use the see-saw method and would like any input the community can offer.