Before you start, make sure you have one thousand milliliters of D-76 in a
 beaker, mixed one to one. Have three trays ready to go in the sink.From left
 to right, you should have two trays of water and one tray of fixer.

 Put the slosher in the first tray on the left for pre-soaking. Set the timer
 for your development time.

 Turn off the lights now.

 Unload your film. When you put your film into the slosher, keep it emulsion
 side up, the same way it comes out of the holder.

 If you're not done moving your film into the slosher, pause this recording
 now. 

 Let your film sit in the presoak for about another minute. This recording
 will count every minute for development, up to thirteen minutes. When your
 timer runs out, gently move the slosher into the second tray to stop
 developing, regardless of how far this recording has counted. If you need
 more than thirteen minutes for development, pause this recording as it starts
 the rinse period.

 Now, slowly lift the slosher out of the tray at an angle. Dump the presoak
 water out of the tray. Pour the developer into the tray. On the count of
 three, slowly tilt the slosher back into the tray for development.

 Three, two, one, start.

 Start your timer now.

 Agitate the slosher throughout the entire development period by slowly
 shifting it left and right, forward and back.
  
 [ count up to 13 minutes ]

 The slosher should now be in the second tray of water to stop developing.
 Agitate the slosher for about a minute to rinse.

 Now, gently move the slosher into the third tray for fixer. This recording
 will count up to eight minutes for fixing. Gently agitate the slosher for
 the entire fixing period.

 [ count up to eight minutes ]

 You can now safely turn on the lights to finish processing your film.