This is converted for for US measurements. I will also have my develop times on here.
Page 7 of the manual converted. This assumes you have the following US-based measurement devices:
- US cup (
1
,1/2
,1/3
,1/4
,1/8
) - US tablespoon (
1
,1/2
) - US teaspoon (
1
,1/2
)
Used the script in the gist, it's basically coin change (DP). It's not perfect, but it's pretty close.
We can't make some measurements exactly, so expect for there to be a difference; but this shouldn't be a big deal because even pouring is error prone (due to human and tool inaccuracies).
I've tried to minimise the amount of cups/instruments used. Hence why I've done it via coin change.
mL | what to use | error (mL) |
---|---|---|
50mL | 1/8 cup tablespoon teaspoon |
-0.625mL |
100mL | 1/3 cup tablespoon teaspoon |
-1.25mL |
200mL | 1/2 cup 1/3 cup 1/2 teaspoon |
-0.03125mL |
600mL | 2 cups 1/2 cup 1/2 tablespoon |
-0.09375mL |
800mL | 3 cups 1/8 cup 1/4 cup |
-0.125mL |
950mL | 4 cups |
-2.0mL |
NOTES:
50mL
and100mL
would be more accurate if we had1/6
and1/12
of cup, but I don't so :p
Name | Water (25-45 celcius; 77F - 104F) | Part A | Part B | Part C |
---|---|---|---|---|
Color developer | 800mL | 100mL | 50mL | 50mL |
Bleach (fixer) | 600mL | 200mL | 200mL | |
Stablizer | 950mL | 50mL |
TODO