John, I can't see any of your pics on photonet... tan.
----- Original Message ----- From: "John Daniele" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Wednesday, December 31, 2003 3:26 PM Subject: Color film processing at home 1st results (Att: Dave) > Well I blew the dust off the jobo duolab and gave it a try I have posted > 4 of the photos of my first results. > Here are the details for those interested. > > http://www.photo.net/photodb/folder?folder_id=363756 > > > Camera Super A w/smca 35-105 camera and lens set to auto (note these > were just some quick snaps to see developing results) > > Film El-cheapo Max 800 kodak > > Tetanal Press Kit 14.95 @ B&H PHOTO makes 1 liter > > JOBO duolab (basically a rotary drum with an aqua stat and a slot > processor in the rear) > > I followed the directions for the press kit exactly you can get a copy > at the jobo web site in the support section. > Mixing the chemicals was easy and surprising to me no odor (I hate the > smell of B&W fixers) > > http://www.jobo-usa.com/instructions/instructions_process_c41_presskit.h > tm > > I was amazed at how easy this whole thing was and I am a complete > amateur I am absolutely positive you can do this in a bucket of warm > water, > The original scans were equal to anything I have picked up at the one > hour place the scans on photo net are all low resolution. > > Conclusion I will be developing more color film and scanning the shots I > want printed will go to disc then to the photo lab for printing at least > I > Wont be paying for the shots I would not have wanted printed (I take > lots of crumby shots between good ones) > > Regards JD > > >
