Originally posted by bobbotron Hey IgorZ, I think I know which lab you're talking about (starts with a G?) You should talk to them about it, the whole thing about sending your prints to a lab is that they're supposed to come back neat!
Yep, that's the one... I never had any problems with color, but B&W sometimes comes out dirty...
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Originally posted by bobbotron On a frame you don't care about too much, try some rubbing alcohol, possibly diluted with distilled (important!) water. You're in town, if you want some ilford wetting agent, I could give you some.
Thanks for the offer! Very nice of you. I might take you up on that
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Originally posted by sadatoni When I use to do my own B&W processing, once I had the film developed and washed, I'd run it through a wetting agent before hanging it up to dry. I cannot remember what the name of it ways. It might have been Photo-Flo, or some other brand. Worked every time.
Thank you for the suggestion. Just hope Amazon has it... My patience is not what it should be... Other places might take a while to deliver
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Originally posted by honey bo bo Foto Flo & wetting agent that's it! Now I can go to Bed
Thanks!
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Thank you all very much for your suggestions. I will try to get some of these supplies and give it a try. Something tells me that it might take me down the road to developing my own B&W film...