Adam Maas wrote: > Glen, > > Mailers are a cheap option for getting E6 slide film processed. They are not > economical for B&W. For cheap processing of Fuji Acros, do it yourself. I > recommend Agfa or A&O Rodinal at 1:50 dilution for 12 minutes at 20C, 30 > seconds initial agitation with 2 inversions per minute. Should run you about > $0.60 or less per roll (including stop & fix) if you 1-shot the dev and reuse > stop & fix. > > -Adam > > > I'll have to agree with Adam. For the price of having 8 or 10 rolls of B&W developed you could buy the chemicals and hardware to do it yourself. Rodinal is a good choice for slower film. If you're shooting at a higher ISO you might want to consider HC-110. It's a good general purpose developer. It comes in a concentrate, much like Rodinal, and will last a very long time.
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