Next Step in Developing Journey

[Bob Kerner]

Bob has moved on from his thread. Got his answer (or lack of it, along with some free 'gatekeeping' comments) and realized he should be the master of his own learning journey!

[paulbarden]

Bob has moved on from his thread. Got his answer (or lack of it, along with some free 'gatekeeping' comments) and realized he should be the master of his own learning journey!

Wise choice, Bob.

[monochromeFan]

Bob had mentioned he wanted to be careful with the chems he uses because he is developing in his kitchen. Has anyone here used the Eco Pro chemicals?

Eco Pro has multiple lines, the eco pro environmentally "safer" ones, and the other not so safe ones.. Have only used the "environmentally friendly" ones..

The Xtol clone they make is GREAT when you can make it dissolve. Very long shelf life when mixed up. Im talking it was giving same results after 6 months of storage.

The paper developer, of environmentally safer format... not so great, short shelf life when the bottle opens. Very short shelf life when mixed for use. And the paper results are not anywhere near what they should be. Alway felt it made things a contrast grade darker when development was done per Foma requirements.