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    Re: B/W film & B/W chems - What's in your darkroom?

    Tundra, Neither Ilford Rapid Fix or Hypam (essentially the same and same operating pH) should have any adverse effects with respect to pyro or catechol staining developers.

    Quote Originally Posted by tundra View Post
    Film: Agfapan APX 100, Kodak Tri-X, Ilford FP4+ currently. On deck: Fomapan 100, 200. Frozen and waiting: More APX 100, FP4+, Tri-X, Plus-X, TMX, Acros, Arista,Edu 100, Efke 100. Not frozen and waiting: Ilford Ortho

    Developers (in order preferred): Pyrocat-HD, PMK, HC-110, D-76, DK-50. On deck: D-23 and SLIMT processing with prior developers

    I "stop" in running water bath

    Fixer is currently PF TF4, but I may switch to Hypam since I don't see much advantage to the TF-4 and it is costly. I just have to make sure Hypam will work well with staining developers.

    No hypo clear. Just 25min in a Gravity Works film washer.

    Final rinse in PhotoFlo 200 with 30ml 91% Isolpropyl alcohol/liter of water for spot free drying.

    Papers: Anything decent I can get my hands on other than MGFB Classic which I don't much like but will use if that's all that's around. This includes Ultrafine Silver Eagle FB, Arista.Edu VCFB, Fomabrom 111 Variant III VC FB

    Developer: Dektol 1:2

    Stop: 6oz 28% Acetic Acid/gal water

    Fix: Ilford Hypam

    Hypo Clearing: PermaWash 3oz/gal water

    Toning: Kodak Rapid Selenium Toner 1:20-1:40 depending on paper

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    Re: B/W film & B/W chems - What's in your darkroom?

    Films: Currently on the "Ready" shelves FP4+, HP5+, Carestream T-Cat, Carestream EB-RA,Ektapan, Efke 25, Super XX, Arista EDU, Efke 100, Ilford Ortho 25, Adox 25 Ortho, Fuji HR-N and others in the freezer.
    Developers, toners and fixers: Dozens of chemicals to mix any formula I desire.
    Surfactant: LFN - Absolutely NO PHOTO-FLO ALLOWED

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    Re: B/W film & B/W chems - What's in your darkroom?

    Pyrocat-HD, Xtol-R, D-23, DK-50, caffenol...

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    Re: B/W film & B/W chems - What's in your darkroom?

    HP5, FP4, Adox, Shanghai, 4x5 HIE, Efke IR, Rollei IR...

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    Re: B/W film & B/W chems - What's in your darkroom?

    FP-4+, HP-5+, Delta 3200, Bergger
    Rodinal, PYROCAT-HD in Glyco, Diafine, Tetenal Ultrafin, Arista Lith, Moersch ECO 4812, HC-110, Kodak Stop Bath, TF-5 Fixer, Permawash, Rapid Selenium toner, Photo-Flo, Potassium Ferricyanide, Benzotriazole, Sodium Thiosulfate, Potassium Bromide, Kodalith A+B
    Fomatone, Multigrade IV, ARISTA EDU, VARYCON
    Portriga Rapid, ZONE VI, lite, Galerie, P-MAX ART
    Salt, Ziatype, and Platinum/Palladium
    Stonehenge, Lana Aquarelle, Revere Platinum, Bergger COT 320 papers

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    Re: B/W film & B/W chems - What's in your darkroom?

    TMax 400, D-23, WD2H (occasionally), TF-3, citric acid for stop. D-72, benzotriazole, potassium ferricyanide, Kodak Rapid Selenium Toner.
    Where are we going?
    And why are we in this handbasket?


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    Re: B/W film & B/W chems - What's in your darkroom?

    HP5, D-23, Ilford Rapid Fix, SLIMT (potassium ferricyanide and potassium bromide), Photoflo
    Ilford WTF in Gloss and Semi-matte, EcoPro developer, citric acid, Photogs' Formulary TF-5
    Selenium toner
    Kodak Tray cleaner
    Photofinish cleaner
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    Re: B/W film & B/W chems - What's in your darkroom?

    Quote Originally Posted by Ulophot View Post
    HP5, D-23, Ilford Rapid Fix, SLIMT (potassium ferricyanide and potassium bromide), Photoflo
    Can you talk a little bit about your experience with SLIMT and how it is separate from- or complements a compensating developer like D-23?
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    Re: B/W film & B/W chems - What's in your darkroom?

    Quote Originally Posted by Jim Noel View Post
    Absolutely NO PHOTO-FLO ALLOWED
    Why? I've never had a moment's problem with PF 200.
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    Re: B/W film & B/W chems - What's in your darkroom?

    Oh yes-- and Photo Flo. I use a disposable 2 cc pipette to drip into the final rise tray.
    Where are we going?
    And why are we in this handbasket?


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