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Chemicals for Small-Volume Processing. The following sizes are appropriate for use with small tanks, sink lines, and rotary-tube processors. For larger volumes, use the 5- or 25-gallon sizes of these chemicals. Prepare the solutions according to the instructions packaged with the chemicals. Product.
Sink—To maintain a solution processing temperature of 37.8°C (100°F), use a tempered-water bath for the processing tanks. You can use a deep sink with a standpipe of sufficient length to surround the tank to solution level with tempered water.
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This section provides the steps and conditions and replenishment rates for processing films in continuous, roller-transport, and rack-and-tank processors. It also describes methods for calculating average replenishment rates for a mix of film types and sizes.
EQUIPMENT. You’ll need the following equipment for small-tank processing: 1-pint (500 mL) small invertible processing tank, preferably stainless steel. three beakers or containers with a capacity of at least 500 mL, preferably glass or stainless steel. thermometer that is accurate to ±0.06°C (±0.1°F)
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Test your safelight conditions regularly. Replace your safelight filters when necessary. In photography, the term “safelight” describes darkroom illumination that does not cause a visible change to light-sensitive material when it is correctly handled and processed. The word “safe” is relative.
The chemical components and seasoning by-products of a seasoned solution are at an optimum level for processing. Starter—A concentrate that is added during preparation of a fresh tank solution so that it will yield results similar to those provided by a seasoned tank solution.
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KODAK FLEXICOLOR Chemicals are designed for processing all Kodak color negative films. This section describes these chemicals, lists the available sizes, and tells you how to mix and store them. It also gives simple methods of checking chemicals and mixes, and tells how to dispose of them properly and safely.
The first method is used in continuous, roller-transport, and rotary-tube processors, and in sink-line processes (with manual agitation). The second method is used in rack-and-tank processors and in some continuous processors, as well as in sink-line processes.
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sink-line processing to conserve water and energy. Use these conditions: First Wash— Use a 2-minute wash time with one tank filled with water at 36.7 to 39°C (98 to 103°F). Replace this wash after two processing runs. Drai n the wash tank at the end of each day, and leave the tank empty overnight. Do not
Test your safelight conditions regularly. Replace your safelight filters when necessary. In photography, the term “safelight” describes darkroom illumination that does not cause a visible change to light-sensitive material when it is correctly handled and processed. The word “safe” is relative.
In rack-and-tank processors and in sink-line processes, process control strips with the D-min end up. In continuous processors, splice control strips so that the D-min end enters the processor first. Create a control chart by using the KODAK Process Record Form Y-55 or similar graph paper.
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