Does anyone know what the formula for Kodak CD #3 and CD #4 is or do
they have to shoot you if you Find out what is made of?

I have an Beseler 23 C II enlarger and Dual Dichro Colorhead,also an pm2a
analyzer
These items have never been used still have box for them,I purchased them in
1987 never got into it,put them away in closet and I doubt I'll ever use

     The first MSDS I pulled up claimed
     "May decompose explosively in the presence of alkalies."
     Now does that mean in the developer I'm going to mix???  Potassium
Carbonate would be considered an alkalie wouldn't it? It's only going to be

On the bottom of my Paterson developing tank it say that it takes 500mL of
developer for each roll of 120 film.
Is it possible to advance the first roll of film then load a second film on
the same reel?

I love this paper for it's unique tonal rendition, but it is the
oddest brownish green color I've ever seen. When I try to break
through this color with
selenium I find I have to go 6-8 min ( Selenium approx.85 degrees 1:14

I turned off my killfile for cleanup and WOW, what's this Jon and
Scarpitti thing? It looks like MS has devolved into a schitzophrenic
conversation with himself. Jon == Scarpetti?
You two have a future as a study in mental distress.

I have a few packages of D-76R (replenisher) not being used. Look at the
formula difference of D-76D and D-76R, I thought the best use could be  
to turn D-76R into D-76D so I can at least to use it up for normal
developing.

The last few weeks I've been shooting landscapes with a Hasselblad 503CW,
using a CFE 2.8/80 mm- lens and TMX. Now that I've finally decided on how to
build my compositions, I'm considering to start all over again using
Technical Pan. For most pictures, the lens is stopped down to ...

Everyone from photo.net will remember the poorly exposed, badly composed
photo of a rhino that Scarpathetic posted for some lame reason. Here is that
Rhino:
http://www.cnn.com/2004/WORLD/europe/04/22/amorous.rhino.reut/index.html

Hello. I hope someone can explain what happened when, yesterday I took
my paper from the developer and put it in the stop bath. A "sizzle"
sound was produced when the paper was put into the stop bath. This
does not seem good for the paper or me for that matter. The first

Ok... obviously, they would turn out, if they turned out at all as x &
white negatives.. a quick google search reveals little on actually
doing something stupid like this.. plenty on cross processing color
film with OTHER color film chemistry, but not much on something so

I have spotted a Durst M601 enlarger at a local auction house. Are there any
particular things to look out for when buying this model 2nd hand? It seems
to work fine with the Minolta lens stepping down OK. Only thing bothering
me - & I'm sure it can be fixed - I obiously couldn't ...

I hope "wanted" announcements are o.k....
I'm (desperately) looking for a "Condensor 2" condensor (covers medium
format) for my Rolleimat enlarger.
Also, 6x7 negative carrier glasses and any other accessories for this

I left some on a neg in the enlarger for more than 24 hours, then cleaned
the neg with film cleaner.  I noticed some swirls on the film when tilted in
the light after cleaning.  Is that a damage to the film?
TIA

Photo Dose (a German photo chain) sell B&W film with no indication of
developing times or manufacturer.
Any advice will be appreciated!
Thanks,