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    Re: Recommended B&W Developers for Niitrogen Gas 4X5 Tanks

    We used D76 or ID11, I still use ID11 when not using PMK

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    Re: Recommended B&W Developers for Niitrogen Gas 4X5 Tanks

    At the college we used D-23 which was replenished after each set of film. The developer was changed only at the beginning of each semester.

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    Re: Recommended B&W Developers for Niitrogen Gas 4X5 Tanks

    I have been using only Rodinol 1 shot for nearly a decade

    I use 4-Up 4X5 hangers X 4, so 16 is possible

    I use compressed air as Rodinol is one shot, 1/100. TF5 Fixer same air, no N2 needed for stop or TF5

    Covered tanks, next winter I will be using smaller 5X7 tanks

    Here is my very short gas bursting youtube

    Calumet Arkay Tanks Gas Burst youtube


    Quote Originally Posted by Gord Robinson View Post
    Thanks for all the comments. I tried HC110 a couple of years ago and wasn't happy with the results plus the fact there was no source of a replenisher. I have some old D76 and D76R but it eneded up being to old and the D76 chemistry would not completely dissolve and remained cloudy. I have some old cans of DK50 and replenisher and I might that give that a go or the 5L XTOL which the Camera Store has in stock. The Gas Burst tanks that I have allow processing of 4X5 or 5X7 film but take about 4.5L of chemistry. I have a lot of film and intend to shoot as much of it as I can this year so that is why I am digging the Gas Burst tanks out. I processed 18 sheets of 4X5 yesterday 6 sheets at a time on Kodak Tanks but doing 12 sheets at a time seems like a way of saving a lot of time. I am not familiar with Pyrocat so I hadn't have that developer as an option but I will look into it.
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