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Journalist 3 & 2 - Introduction to Journalism and other reporting practices
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DEVELOPING THE FILM Figure 11-28.—Loading 35mm film on a wire reel. After you properly load the film on the reel, you are ready  to  begin  the  actual  chemical  process  of  film development. The following are the steps used to process roll film in  small  tanks: 1.  Place  the  loaded  reels  into  the  tank.  If  the loaded  reels  do  not  come  to  the  top  of  the  tank,  add empty reels to take up the space. Place the cover and cap on the tank. The lights may now be turned back on. Once the lights are on and before the film is fixed, be careful not to remove the tank cover or the film will be exposed to light and ruined. 2. Hold the tank in one hand and tilt it slightly; pour the developer directly from the graduate into the tank  through  the  light  trap  pouring  hole.  As  the developer nears the top of the tank, hold the tank level or set it in the sink. Fill the tank to just overflowing. This step should take about 10 to 20 seconds, depending on the tank size. 3. Immediately start the timer once the tank is frill. Replace the cap and strike the tank on the edge of the sink  once  or  twice  to  dislodge  any  air  bubbles.  Now agitate the film by inverting the tank slowly end to end 11-31







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