--- In Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com, "cunningfellow" <andrewm1973@...> wrote:
Kodak suggested diluting the fixer, but that didn't help. The film looks great after development, completely white with black marks where intended. About 5 seconds after putting it in the fixer, I can see it starting to darken.
I am quite sure the film is not SUPPOSED to look like this, as the pink-orange color is blotchy. I would expect it to be very consistent if it was the intentional color of the backing.
I am working on getting the right Rapid access developer and fixer, but few shops use silver film anymore, so it is getting harder to get supplies.
Jon
>It is Kodak Rapid Fixer, really sold for print paper, I suppose.
> > Jon wrote:
> > <SNIP>
> > I get an image with this Kodak PRD film,
> > but when I put it in the fixer, the clear
> > areas turn quite pink! I
>
> Jon,
>
> Is it rapid-fixer or hypo ?
>
Kodak suggested diluting the fixer, but that didn't help. The film looks great after development, completely white with black marks where intended. About 5 seconds after putting it in the fixer, I can see it starting to darken.
I am quite sure the film is not SUPPOSED to look like this, as the pink-orange color is blotchy. I would expect it to be very consistent if it was the intentional color of the backing.
I am working on getting the right Rapid access developer and fixer, but few shops use silver film anymore, so it is getting harder to get supplies.
Jon