View Poll Results: Which Method Do You Use the Most for Your B&W Negatives? (Pick One)

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  • Jobo Expert Drum (Motorized)

    26 18.71%
  • Jobo 2500 Series Tank/Reel (Motorized)

    16 11.51%
  • Hand Inversion (Tank or Drum)

    16 11.51%
  • BTZS type tube

    16 11.51%
  • Tray - standard

    35 25.18%
  • Tray - slosher type

    11 7.91%
  • Tray - with brush

    0 0%
  • Rack (Manual Dip and Dunk with a 1-up or 4-up Rack)

    7 5.04%
  • Polaroid Instant

    1 0.72%
  • Professional Lab Services

    2 1.44%
  • Other (please specify below)

    9 6.47%
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Thread: Poll: Development Method

  1. #1
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    Poll: Development Method

    What is your typical B&W sheet development method?

    Note: "Rack (Manual Dip and Dunk with a 1-up or 4-up Rack)" is the same as "Hangers" - I couldn't come up with the word "hangers" when I made the poll, thanks.

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    Re: Poll: Development Method

    hangers in a tank, semi-stand, pyrocat-hd
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    Scott Davis
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    Re: Poll: Development Method

    Most of the time, Jobo CPA2, Expert drums, Pyrocat HD. If I want semi-stand effects, and/or I have a large volume of 8x10 work to do, it's tanks and hangers. I'll have to tray process my 5x12 and 11x14 stuff until I can find a Jobo 3004 drum.

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    Re: Poll: Development Method

    What format?

    4x5 Jobo 2509N reels.

    Bigger print drums.

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    Re: Poll: Development Method

    Unicolor Processor.
    "I would feel more optimistic about a bright future for man if he spent less time proving that he can outwit Nature and more time tasting her sweetness and respecting her seniority"---EB White

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    Cool Re: Poll: Development Method

    hangers, i.e. rack

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    Re: Poll: Development Method

    trays, as described in an artice on the Free Articles section of the View Camera web site. I was taught this metod by Jim Glavin and Morley Baer. In 28+ years of using it I have scartched maybe two negs. This process allows me to develop 6-8 negs simultaneously for 6-8 different development times.

    If it ain't broke don't fix it.

    Oh yes, music in the darkroom is a key ingredient.

    steve simmons

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    Re: Poll: Development Method

    If nothing else, this demonstrates that there is no one absolutely right way to do it.

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    Re: Poll: Development Method

    BTZS tubes for 4x5.
    Brian Ellis
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    a mile away and you'll have their shoes.

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    Re: Poll: Development Method

    Beseler paper drum and roller (Unicolor or Beseler), tray on occasion.
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