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    Agefix

    Is Agefix hardening or non-hardening fixer?

    I want to switch from Kodak hardening fixer to this which is the only I can get where I live. Any suggestions or warnings on using this fixer for 4x5 FP4+?
    Sergio

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    Re: Agefix

    According to agfa in this thread http://www.greenspun.com/bboard/q-an...?msg_id=005kH5 it is not hardening.
    Here is some info on agfa chemistry http://www.iphoto.net.au/.../Agfa%20...ta%20Sheet.pdf

    I am not aware of anything special about fp4+ in this fixer.
    "In the field of observation chance favours the prepared mind" -- Pasteur

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    Re: Agefix

    I ask because in the scant literature about it, film is not mentioned.
    Sergio

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    Re: Agefix

    As an ammonium thiosulfate fixer it will do both.
    To reassure you that it will work on fp4+ see eg http://photo.net/black-and-white-pho...g-forum/00RyTQ http://www.madsens.com.au/new/darkro...veloping07.pdf and particularly http://www.largeformatphotography.in...or/ilfwash.pdf (a paper mostly about the ilford wasshing method, but which uses agefix on a number of films)
    "In the field of observation chance favours the prepared mind" -- Pasteur

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