Hi everybody. I need for a certain work to obtain some positives from
negatives. I can't treat all film with positive method, because a part
of photos must remain negatives. I have a Contax Auto PC Bellow with
slide duplicator, and a RTS II camera. Photos are taken using an

Has anyone tried this yet?  There has been conjecture that it is
Tri-X, re-spooled by Freestyle.  I'm about due for some freezer
filling on a group bulk order and was hoping to confirm the
information.

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Has Tri-X (at least in 35mm) has been changed again?
As an aside, for some time I was confident that Ilford films of a given
name/type were all from the same pot of emulsion, and put to different
bases 135mm to 8x10, for example.

Does anyone know of any true `cold-tone` paper developer recipes, eithe
MQ or PQ
--
Keith Tapscott.

Does anyone have a formula for Kodak Dektol.  thanks once again in
advance
Larry Kriese

Have not yet purchased a light source for the 8x10" enlarger.
I have one nagging question. I think, but I am not sure, that I read
that due to their color spectrum some light sources are particularly
inefficient for multi-contrast B&W paper.

John, on an non-economic note, we haven't heard anything
on the Saltzman saga.  How is it coming along?

“To dye or not to dye?” ... that is the question. At least that was
the question I began asking myself a decade ago as I grew weary of
dyeing my grey-streaked hair. Back then, upon presenting my dilemma to
my hairdresser I chose to follow his self-serving advice, “You’ll have

Perhaps we should revive some moderated listservs. Someone would kill
the spam subscribers. I'd be one heck of a moderator - Mr. Intolerant!
But the mail would go through on time. The trains, too.
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