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    Re: What is the necessity using Chemical Stop Baths?

    Read this discussion from photo.net on using water versus a stop bath.
    "Water instead of short stop when developing film"

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    Re: What is the necessity using Chemical Stop Baths?

    Quote Originally Posted by mtbbrian
    Read this discussion from photo.net on using water versus a stop bath.
    "Water instead of short stop when developing film"

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    That link isn't working :

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    Re: What is the necessity using Chemical Stop Baths?

    Quote Originally Posted by Xia_Ke
    That link isn't working :
    Hmmmmm?
    It worked at first for me, but has been working off an on now.
    Keep trying it too.
    If you are familar with photo.net, look up stop bath there.
    Find it by going through these options, Community > Forums > Large Format > Darkroom:film processing >
    Maybe try this link too. http://photo.net/bboard/q-and-a-fetch-msg?msg_id=004N5n
    Make sense?
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    Re: What is the necessity using Chemical Stop Baths?

    Quote Originally Posted by Xia_Ke
    That link isn't working :
    I see you changed your avatar!
    Now we know who we are dealing with!

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    Re: What is the necessity using Chemical Stop Baths?

    Quote Originally Posted by mtbbrian
    I see you changed your avatar!
    Now we know who we are dealing with!

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    There's a bigger version in my gallery titled "My Ugly Mug" if you need a closer look
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    Re: What is the necessity using Chemical Stop Baths?

    Quote Originally Posted by Xia_Ke
    There's a bigger version in my gallery titled "My Ugly Mug" if you need a closer look
    I'll just stay with the avatar view, Thanks!
    You're in good company in that you, like the rest of (especially Paul) belong BEHIND the camera!
    Just kidding Paul!
    :thumbsup:

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    Re: What is the necessity using Chemical Stop Baths?

    Quote Originally Posted by mtbbrian
    I'll just stay with the avatar view, Thanks!
    You're in good company in that you, like the rest of (especially Paul) belong BEHIND the camera!
    Just kidding Paul!
    :thumbsup:

    Brian
    Hey no picking on Paul. A beard like that NEEDS to be photographed
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    Re: What is the necessity using Chemical Stop Baths?

    Quote Originally Posted by Xia_Ke
    Hey no picking on Paul. A beard like that NEEDS to be photographed

    DOH! I forgot we had two Pauls in on this thread!
    I meant "photophorous"!
    I don't know the other Paul that well.
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    Re: What is the necessity using Chemical Stop Baths?

    Quote Originally Posted by mtbbrian
    DOH! I forgot we had two Pauls in on this thread!
    I meant "photophorous"!
    I don't know the other Paul that well.
    Brian
    Ah ha! So you were talking about me. I wasn't sure.

    Yeah, I don't like being in front of the camera...especially when someone else is behind it. But, I did take a couple of mirror shots to finish up that roll of Neopan 400. I might have to participate next time Adina starts up the SP thread.

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    Re: What is the necessity using Chemical Stop Baths?

    Quote Originally Posted by photophorous
    Ah ha! So you where talking about me. I wasn't sure.

    So now you catch up with things!

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    Re: What is the necessity using Chemical Stop Baths?

    Quote Originally Posted by mtbbrian
    So now you catch up with things!

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    Yeah, yeah...I know.

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