You're right about measuring small quantities but I guess a small laboratory
scale would help there.
And a mask to protect you from the fine powder that gets in the air.
Andre
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For over a decade I've been shooting T-max 400 film for work and T-max 100
film for personal use. I like the fine grain and tonality of the T-max
100. Well, work went digital 6 months ago and the darkroom went away.
I'm still shooting T-max 400
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The problem I am having with ID-11+ is one of shelf life.
Less than half a gallon of developer in a gallon bottle
oxidized to the color of coca-cola in a month or two in my
basement.
That stuff should last
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Hoping to tap the experience of the list here...
For over a decade I've been shooting T-max 400 film for work and T-max 100
film for personal use. I like the fine
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Hoping to tap the experience of the list here...
I've been thinking that maybe a liquid concentrate is the way to
go
here in Taiwan is around USD25/liter
Just for your reference
Andy
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Subject: BW developer quandry
So, I'm looking for a developer that
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Edwin, have you thought about a powder developer such as Microdol? You can
then make up just as much as you need to cope with the number of films you
have to develop at any given time. I can't offer any recent experience of
this with T-max, but I have used it in the past with HP4 and 5 when
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Subject: Re: BW developer quandry
You'd have to do some clever measuring since the powdered
developers are
not meant to be mixed in small batches. You'd need a one-part
developer
(which allows D76 but not ID-11plus). The main problem with
powders
: Re: BW developer quandry
Edwin, have you thought about a powder developer such as Microdol? You
can
then make up just as much as you need to cope with the number of films
you
have to develop at any given time. I can't offer any recent experience
of
this with T-max, but I have used
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