I was wondering how people have been getting on with their SP-445, using C-41?
I read for example that, to get a full drainage of b/w chemicals, some users suggest to drain the tank as normal, then put it back upright and drain it once more, to avoid any liquid getting stuck inside the top (although I'm not sure where)... which I imagine could create problems with the short C-41 developing time. Unless you work at a lower temperature for example?
Apart from this, on paper the system looks ideal for C-41. So I was surprised that there doesn't seem to be a thread about this already - at least I didn't find one!
It would be great to get users' experiences and tips, using the SP-445 for C-41, even down to details like agitation rhythms and for example adapted development timings - or anything else you might feel worth mentioning, after using the SP-445 for C-41!
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