is there anybody out there who knows anything about the  old (pre 2000)
jessops pan 400 film?
I've never been too fussy about using whatever film and developer is
available, but for a long time my prefered combination was Rodinal with

Hi, hope I'm in the right place.
I remember someone telling me about a method of developing photos from
objects such as leaves, twigs, geometric shapes etc, rather than negatives.
I can't for the life of me remember the name of the technique.

Does anywhere know of a store *offline* that sells B&W chemistry? I
called around twenty places one day, I know one exists but I seem to
have misplaced the number. If anyone knows of a good place in the
general area (preferably deleware, chester or bucks county) Wilmington,

I've got a big 454g packet of Kodak HCA. I don't exactly have room for the 5
US gallons that it will produce. I've contemplated just weighing out 20 per
cent and making 1 gallon. Is it possible to make the whole packet into a
concentrate similar to other manufacturers' (e.g. Agfa ...

I have two questions about this paper. What kind of changes I can
accept using this paper compare to old version?  I wrote that  the new
version gives deeper  black colour than old version . Is this statement
true?

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How do I avoid having neg pops on an MX45 enlarger. I've read where some
keep the enlarger light on until ready to print keeping the neg popped and
focussing on the popped neg. How would I go about blocking the light so I
can still have materials out with this enlarger. Is it easier ...

I am trying to use Ofoto Express on a Mac Mini Intel Core Duo w/ OS X
10.4.
I am using a d-link di-804hv for my router.
I can't upload any photos to Kodak Gallery's website.

Can somebody please suggest a recent introductory/intermmediate book (or
two) to photo-chemistry.  Thanks.
Regards,
Bogdan

The drawing on page 35 of Jim Shull's,
"Beginner's Guide to Pinhole Photography",
shows a couple of ventilation holes about
knee-high for a portable cardboard darkroom.

Digitaltruth Photo announces the release of the Silvergrain range of
photo chemicals, formulated by Ryuji Suzuki.
This is a truly exciting announcement because Silvergrain products are
the first to make use of the latest research in modern photo chemistry

ROCHESTER, N.Y. (AP) -- Eastman Kodak Co. is raising prices for
photographic paper this summer to offset a steady rise in the cost of
raw materials, including pulp, silver and petrochemicals.
Kodak, which is in the midst of a mammoth digital overhaul, said Monday

I see a lot of developed film and contact sheets at my school and every once
in a while I see a roll of negatives or a contact sheet that has a thin band
of lighter tone (darker on the negatives) at the bottom of most negative
frames, as if all the frames got a little ...

I have the chance to acquire a 105mm f/4.5 Computar-dL enlarging
lens.  I already have an El-Nikkor in this focal length that I use with
6x6 and 6x7 black-and-white negatives.  Both lenses are in essentially
mint condition.  Since my darkroom time is more limited than I'd like,

i guess this is a good place to start.....especially if you're all
still doing darkroom photography :):):)
i'm an artist and i want to rid my studio of dust. my studio is about
12x17x10. i've been reading about these airpurifiers, and the knock on