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Loading FilmYou will need your film, a metal tank with enough reels to fill your tank, and a plastic lid witha cap. Lay these out on the counter top in the loading room so you have some ideawhere they are in the dark. In your class you will have a demonstration on how to loadthe film onto the reels. There is film in the photo-lab to use to practice with before rolling yourown. When you're ready:1. Lock the door, turn off the light, pry off the flat end of the film cassette.2. Take the film out and cut the narrow lead of the film.3. Begin rolling onto the reel.4. When complete, place rolled film into the tank and cover with the lid.NOTE: If you have a difficult time rolling the film, do not turn the light on or open the door.Place film, as is, into a tank and cover with the lid. Find an instructor or lab associate and askthem to help you. If you have rolled the film onto the reels but would like it checked, the staffwill do this for you.1. Development:For each roll of film, mix 1 oz. of HC-110 developer with 7 oz. of water. First, bring the watertemperature to what you've selected on the Time/Temperature developing chart (ideally between68° - 72°). Fill the measuring beaker with the amount of water needed for the number of rollsyou're developing. Go to the HC-110 container and pour the amount you need directly into thewater. Stir this working solution. Start the timer and pour into the top of the lid while holdingthe tank on an angle so liquid will not block up.Carefully watch when pouring all chemicals into your tank to prevent spills and overflows.Place the cap on the lid, hold the tank top and bottom and agitate the first 15 seconds. After anyagitation, rap the tank down once or twice to dislodge any air bubbles on the film. Let thefilm sit and agitate 5 seconds of every 30 seconds until the development time is complete.Remove the cap only and dump the solution down the drain.Notes:19
2. Stop Bath:Fill the tank with the stop bath solution and agitate continuously for 30 seconds.Pour back into the stop bath container.Notes:3. Fixer:Fill the tank with fixer and agitate the first 15 seconds and 5 seconds every minute of fixingtime. Six (6) minutes is recommended. Pour back into the fixer container.Notes:4. Rinse:Fill the tank with water and pour out 3 times with cold waters.Notes:5. Orbit Bath:Fill the tank with this solution and agitate continuously for 30 seconds.Pour back into the Orbit Bath container.Notes:6. Wash:Remove the reels from the tank and place onto the film holder. Put film into awasher and wash for 5 minutes.Notes:20
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Page 4 and 5: IntroductionThe Richland College Ph
Page 6: IN ORDER TO BE ELIGIBLE TO RECEIVE
Page 12 and 13: Hazardous Materials Training Sessio
Page 14 and 15: II.Handling of ChemicalsA. Protecti
Page 16: Notice to Employees and StudentsThe
Page 19 and 20: 5. No Food or Drink!Keep all food a
Page 21: Film DevelopmentThe quality of your
Page 25 and 26: Film Developing SequenceDeveloperSt
Page 27 and 28: Kodak FilmTri-X 400ProfessionalSmal
Page 29 and 30: Kodak Push-Processing TimesKodak T-
Page 31: KodakDeveloperHC-110(Dil B)EI 400EI
Page 34 and 35: The EnlargersThe Beseler 45MXT enla
Page 36 and 37: The LensThe lens has an aperture wh
Page 39 and 40: PrintingThese instructions are a gu
Page 41 and 42: Making a Contact SheetThe contact s
Page 43 and 44: Making An EnlargementOn your contac
Page 45 and 46: Developer1 1/2 minutesContinuous Ag
Page 47 and 48: Enlarging Station ChecklistBefore y
Page 49 and 50: Washing and Drying Fiber PrintsThe
Page 51 and 52: Printing with Contrast FiltersAll b
Page 53 and 54: It is unavoidable that most prints
Page 55 and 56: Using a Gray CardThere is a direct
Page 57 and 58: Toning(Advanced Photography Student
Page 59 and 60: 4. When sufficient, wash the print
Page 61 and 62: Roy's Guide to Infrared Photography
Page 63 and 64: Flash:Electronic flash can be used
Page 65 and 66: 4. Take a print and place it face d
Page 67 and 68: Cutting Window MatsWindow mats are
Page 69 and 70: Placement of the Print and Making t
Page 71 and 72: 4. Closely align the tops of both b
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Not all uses of pictures require a
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Because of this long-standing legal
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Richland College Student Photo/Imag
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RAY METZKERSHEILA METZNERJOEL MEYER
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Beaumont, Newhall, History of Photo
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Lange, Dorothea, Dorothea LangeLart
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