Hi everybody, I'm just setting up for black and white printing and have
the option of either buying a Durst B30 enlarger with "50mm Durst
Neotar f/3.5 lens" or a Durst F30 with a "4.5 MINOLTA ROKKOR ENLARGING
LENS". I'm having difficulty finding much info on either of these

For a number of years I have used a Unicolor film tank for rotary
development of 35mm B & W film. My film tank has cratered and is of no
furthur use. The The base which agitates the drum is still working. In
short, Unicolor is out of business. Is there a drum manufactured by

Can someone throw a Rapid Fixer formula at me. Preferably a non-smelly,
non-hardening type. Thanks.

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Hi, is the any one that has recepies for emolsion for film and for enlarging
paper?
I am gathering information for the case in a few years we can't find any
film or paper available.

Could I get some feedbakc on my 35mm
black and white photo's located here:
http://www.kemal.ca/bw/page1.htm  Anyone
else use a b-22 omega enlarger?

I've a few films (pola 55) with emulsion scratches.
I think it's better working on the film in spite of the print.
But what could I use (and where to buy it on the web)?
thx a lot

Hulcher 70 available--excess to our needs.
Older collectable??
Tony

Is ther an inexpensive way to flatten fiber paper prints that's not to
time consuming?

With my new atl1000 i can use C41 with  1:3'15(CD)  2:6'(BX)  3:6'(FX)
4:4'(water)  but i want to use C41 two bath (CD and BFX).
I want to try  1:3'15(CD)  2:6'(BFX)  3:6'(BFX)  4:4'(water) the time
in jobo atl1500 is 8' for BFX.

Ilford ID11 Plus was made exclusively for the American market ( or so I`m
told), does any one know how it differed from the regular ID11?

Hi, I have 100 and 400 35mm films; can i use the 100@200 and the
400@800or1600?
Do you know the dev time?
Thanks a lot

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I developed a pair of Agfa APX100 35mm rolls for the
first time yesterday ( Rodinal 1+25 - 8min, then stop and
Agefix for 5min ). Negatives look really nice, but film curls
as hell. I never saw something like this with Ilford films. Even

I have several (many) expired rolls of color neg and slide film that were
given to me. I was curious if there are any home darkroom techniques to
process this film to obtain a non color negative. I only play with b&w
materials in my darkroom. Also dont want to use panalure paper. ...