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You can simply use part A without part B. Try it, you won't notice the difference.
How are you processing? Which volumes and dilutions?

Thanks you for your replies.

So I'm delving into the mysteries of historical lenses and bought an unknown lens.
I'm going to try it out and I've noticed an embossed numerical aperture scale reading 1,2,3,4,5?
I haven't been...

OK just a quick update.

Whether it's the right solution to the problem or not or just shoddy workmanship, I've lost confidence in the lens. So I'm following your advice guys and what my best...

Hi folks,
I could really do with some expert advice.
I bought a lens recently and discovered the aperture lever had absolutely no resistance, you could blow it and it would move.
I sent it back to...

Brian,
For a long time I used the percentage method and it served me well. My times were:
8, 12, 18, 27, 40, 60
As you will notice, each test strip has exactly half a stop (50%) more exposure than...

Brian
I'd seriously consider getting a technikardan as a field camera (I'm fortunate to have both the TK & MT). As mentioned earlier, they are indeed very different tools, but if I had a choice of...

Dear Ron,

I've had an epson 4990 for around 6 months and I believe there has been a light haze from the beginning so I thought this was normal! However, the hazy in my machine appears more like a...

Dear William, I have a Durst laborator 1200 (L1200) with the Durst VLS500 head. There are very few of these variable contast heads around unlike the CLS450 or CLS500 colour heads. I wouldn't change...

Mark,

The "Fuji fdb12" is the biggest that I've ever come across. You can get abit of info. about them on the net there's a few photos kicking around as well. I managed to pick up one of these...

Dear Steve,

You could try www.srbfilm.co.uk

Don't be put off by what you read on the web page. My experience with them, which was awhile ago, had to do with my darkroom enlarger and I needed...