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How sensitive are b/w chemicals? At what point during the printing process can I turn on a light?
-- Jesse Torrey (jctorrey@home.com), March 29, 2001
I usually inspect my film while it's been fixing for a couple of minutes, but I think you are safe after stop bath if used. Definitely safe once fixing, though.
-- Mike DeVoe (karma77@att.net), March 29, 2001.
If you use orthocrometic film you can use green light when processing. so you can see it is under/over develop. It's difficult to find orthocrometic film .Thanks
Irfan
-- Mohammad Irfanul Islam (darkroom@drik.net), November 22, 2001.
YOU SHOULD HAVE A ROUGH IDEA OF THE PROCESSING TIME AND TURN ON LIGHT (ONLY A 0 WATT BULB) TO CHECK THE DEVELOPMENT BRIEFLY AFTER 80% OF IT HAS LAPSEDAND THEN PROCESS ACCORDINGLY. PRACTICE ONLY ON NORMAL TO LOW AND NOT VERY HIGH SPEED FILMS
-- (G 700@REDIFFMAIL.COM), January 05, 2002.