Analog film photography and cameras

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Lychee
Hello everyone!

So I've recently purchased my first medium format and totally missed the development of my first roll. I had no problem with the 35mm format but I made a lot of 'noob' mistakes with the 120 process, hum.

Here's some pics :
- Kodak HC 110, dilution B (1. 31) for one 35mm roll. The thing is with this dilution, the entire roll was not flooded in the developer. Moreover, I think using the same fixer since June (I developed 15 rolls) didn't help.
Which dilution (with the HC 110 developer) is optimum for developing a 6x7 roll? Which are the differences between the 35mm and 120mm process? Should I change my actual fixer? Thanks guys : )

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mi7rennie in reply to @Lychee

You can do a clearing test on the fixer, check how long a piece of film takes to clear. It should be now more than 5 minutes.

You need to have the tank full enough that the while film is immersed, apart from that dilution and developer shouldn't matter as long as you follow the instructions.

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