A conversdation with Dan Unger at Agfa USA today confirmed that Agfa
chemistry (including Rodinal) are in production and will continue to be
for the foreseeable future.
Currently distribution in the USA is problematic, but at least as far

Can anyone explain me what a "record exposure" is??
It's very important!!
Thanks very much in advance.
Angela

I have recently had some pleasing results from using Ilford's warmtone
paper but I'm baulking at having different 'toned' paper stocks for the
sizes that I might want to use (for want of freezer space as much as cost)
So my question is - will I be able to obtain the same colour as ...

I'm sure there are some who bought an enlarging table at Walmart/Kmart/Home
Depot etc that was big enough to hold the enlarger and have a few drawers
to hold paper ect.  
Not being much of a builder, I was wondering how the tables from the above

I'm trying to decide which C41 chemistry to buy next.
Anyone know what capacity I can expect from Patterson Photocolor II?  e.g.
if I bought a 500ml kit, that makes up to 1.5l and mixed up 500ml of working
solution at a time (to do both 35mm and 120), how many films would I get out

I`ve heard from two sources that Paterson may be selling the Clayton range
of photo-chemicals in the UK, how does their F-76 Plus developer compare
with industry trade standards like D-76, ID11 and Xtol?

my question is: can you develop black and white pictures from color
NEGATIVES???  i know you can take a color picture and have it duplicated in
black and white, but i am talking about using the negatives?!?!   don't i
need to buy special black and white film to develop from the ...

Is a certain concentration of sodium sulfite critical to the keeping
qualities of developers that use metol as the only reducing agent? To
put the question in context, consider a hydroquinone-free variation on
DK-50:

Hi, Could anybody help with this one? I believe that there only a
"few" manufacturers of film. Kodak, Ilford, Agfa, etc. How can I
determine who, for instance makes film for the Tesco brand or Klicks.
Wikapedeia give a method of interpreting the bar code on the cassette.