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Read Moreįilmotech is movie catalog software for your DVD, Bluray, CD, VHS or other formats. regards sp.Filmotech is movie catalog software for your DVD, Bluray, CD, VHS or other formats. Then arrived at a bandwidth of reasonable results. After several variations I plotted Nomographs with quality outputs for the quantitative input combination. Got the cue for it from Microdol-X formula, speculated upon by many, and from MSDS data from Kodak. Salt is from the kitchen supposedly works toward producing finer grain. i believ it acts as a buffer to sustain the pH level. I added the Boric Acid from my neighborhood drug store. I experimented over some year and a half to arrive at this formula of mine, after a lot of reading about photo chemistry. I develop at ambient temperature, that is, 75 to 80 F here for 8 minutes plus.įor the developing Agent and the Accelerator the manufacturer gave me only general information. Salt is 30gms per litre of Working solution. įor the Working solution I dilute this 1:9 with water and add 'salt to taste' :)). If you are interested in the formula it goes as below, approximately.ĭeveloping agent 15gms.Īccelerator 40gms. However, now some more basic chemicals are available from lab supplies. That was the only source available when i started here. Hi! KP my developer is a home brew made from some basic chemicals supplied for X-ray developers in the Hospitals. Thanks Julio I hope to have a lot of fun and joy with this film. It's the first time I have tried any of the C-41 chemistry B&W. Then on Sunday, I shot in a state park called 'Giant City' with a Praktina IIa with a Tessar 50mm f/2.8 on the same film. They are interesting remnants of the 'Workers' and Farmers' State.' I shot some 2006-expired Ilford XP2 super 400 in a Contax D with a Zeiss Biotar 58mm f/2 stop-down lens at the local state fair. I also did some shooting this last (so-called Labor Day) weekend on a couple of old DDR cameras too. They emailed me back with details, but the problem is the very high Deutsche Post rates to get it from there to here. I'm still debating as to whether it is worth it to try to get one of the 30m rolls directly from Wolfen. Too bad! I'm glad that at least the ORWO survived-that would have been especially tragic to loose a whole big roll. Sorry to hear about the problems with your freezer. Higher contrast might cause those to block up, I'm wondering. You're certainly plucking out good shadow detail with your brew. Both the symbolic act and the actual practice are much appreciated. The emulsion seems to have more depth those are the first impressions. This film is made on a base thicker than all the retail B&W cassettes I have seen. Last night I re-rolled about a 100feet into my loader and then on to a cassette.Loaded the cassette in my Praktica Nova IB with Oreston and took a few test shots this morning. Luckily, the ORWO metal-can seems to have protected the big roll. All my films in retail packs were de-sensitized. Either the chloride vapors or the heat baked the plastic cassettes and the inner plastic lining of the freezer out of shape and warped them all.

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However, my refrigerator had a short circuit and the freezer was full of vinyl chloride vapors and soot, when I opened it last fortnight. I had kept this in a freezer at home for a suitable day when I could re-roll the film in cassettes in the dark. Recently, they are also selling 100feet rolls. That was the smallest dimension I could buy. These are test shots from ORWO UN54 100ASA from Filmotech, Wolfen.

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