norwo, no rwo nor wo no (orwo) tri-x, tommorrow, microphen arrives
it's usually best to wait until the developer sits for a while after mixing.
I could use d-76 but I'd be guessing at what dillution of developer and
water and how long to process the film. Normally I would develop film
immediately after exposures, almost as fast as digital and sometimes
a lot faster. Some film develops before I've even purchased it from B&H.
Mostly though, I have not run the film through a camera yet, I am quite
confused about this, could it be, that I put the film in the wrong camera?
A black bag would be nice to change film from camera to camera, This
may extend the process I initially intended to make, i.e. develop a test
roll to see where it was going and then pretend I can read your mind
while I jump back through the images in time and space to feal the
image latencey and it's relative irradiationary light explosions.
in the time It took to read this I might have exposed all
rolls of orwo and put them in a batch of stock d 76
so I'll stop here and try to imagine how the
exposed rolls in the tin foil were rated
as per asa and ISo etc.