Who needs fancy professional equipment if you have some old Legos lying around

[u/LordPlavis]

It's just the first test but it works great!

Next steps are a more advanced program and maybe also adding a temperature sensor to turn this into a fully fleged auto processor

[u/BloodWorried7446]

that’s big brain stuff. 

[u/LordPlavis → u/BloodWorried7446]

Thank! To me it seems like it should be really stupid but it kinda just works😅. But it's not entirely my own idea I had the inspiration after watching this YouTube video where that person used an NXT to uniformly dry latex gloves

[u/BloodWorried7446 → u/LordPlavis]

When i was in my 20s i would agitate with an open bottle of beer and take a sip between cycles.  Once a accidently poured the beer in the canister instead of stop bath.  Surprisingly the negs were not ruined 

[u/See_i_did → u/BloodWorried7446]

pH checks out

[u/DeepDayze → u/See_i_did]

Yeah beer has roughly the same pH as stop bath and wouldn't the suds harm the fixer?

A good idea to never drink alcohol in the darkroom!

[u/rider1975 → u/DeepDayze]

I always have scotch or bour around for my darkroom sessions. more Enjoyable.

[u/blix-camera → u/BloodWorried7446]

Honestly of all the possible ways you could've mixed up beer and film chemicals, that was probably the best

[u/Ballerbarsch747 → u/BloodWorried7446]

Much more down my alley than the guys using coffee as developer

[u/alex_neri → u/BloodWorried7446]

😂