It's so easy to learn with you. You have what it takes to teach, thank you!

Most comprehensive agitation video ever, so informative, thanks!

i read comments on decades-old analog forums about agitation, but it is never as clear and accurate communication as when seeing a video like this. thanks for taking time to upload this.

A good confirmation of the way I use racks and tanks. Thank you!

Best video on agitating!!!!

Love the start, I found it funny

Lovley, thank you for taking the time to do this.

thank you so much for this video! Very informative. Cheers.

shuffling in tray severely scratched my negatives. but it is one of the things some people manage to do. Just not me. I stick with the drums. ;-) Your work and knowledge you are sharing is simply excellent.

Hey men, so nice job. Thank you !

Wow. That Kodak agitation schedule sure looks vigorous!

Thank you, finally a concise and clear video, but i intend to try to roll the medium format or a small tank on the table, do you think it will work?

when dinosaurs roamed the earth they taught us the ilford method in college. I used that consistently for years until i started developing with rodinal. the directions were 5 seconds of inversion out of every 30.

Paterson tank instructions call for another scheme: use the agitator at the start and then invert one time every minute.

Great channel, very informative! I’ve tried both the Ilford and the Kodak method and when developing medium format I always get light vertical bands near the edges of the film (two; one on each edge). It’s not the film backs or the cameras, as I don’t get those when development is done by a lab, so I infer it must be my developing method. Googling yielded “developer surge”, which seems to match what I get, but people seem split on whether it’s due to under or over agitation. I’m wondering if you’ve ever encountered this. Keep up the great work!

Nice class, thanks! I wander if continuous agitation/inversions/rotations would change the developing time? Thanks^^

Will the Clock not fog the film?

I think it is better to follow jobo’s instruction that rotate at 75rpm🤣

... no... no I won't!

Lmao

looks like there is only this type of instruction going around throughout the years of film, can't people just simply understand what is going on and figuring out what to do?