"Keith (R.K.) Berry" wrote:
>
> Ken Norton wrote:
> ...a floating tray table. (A
> >floating tray table, which goes by several different names, is a table
> >which holds several inches of water temperature maintained with the
> >chemical trays floating in it)...
>
> A possible source of something like this could be a closing down catering
> establishment. The 'Bain Marie' is a big shallow water bath used for keeping
> sauces and suchlike hot - probably much hotter that you'd want your trays to
> be, so you'd have to check if it can be turned down!
>
> Regards,
> Keith Berry (Birmingham, England)
> keith_r.k.berry@xxxxxxxxxx
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E6 processing is not done with trays unless the film is sheet film. 35mm
E6 is done in a tank and the chemicals are usually in bottles. You
would need some deeeeep trays or shallow bottles to keep temperatures in
bottles of chemistry.
If memory serves me right, there are only two temperature critical steps
and the temps are not hard to hold with an aquarium heater and a large
amount of water. I used a deep 'dishpan' of the type used to wash
dishes and had no problems doing E6 at home or even in motel bathrooms
while on assignment.
Bob
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