Brill Windmill

It's quite easy to develop 35mm film in either the kitchen or bathroom. It requires a changing bag (or light tight closet), a tank, and if you only want one roll at a time a Hewes Tundra reel (Stainless tank and reel). The chemicals (your choice but if you use tri-x or HP5 Ilfosol-S is good) developer, stop and fix. I found it to be dramatically cheaper for B&W after the first few rolls. It really does pay for itself once you've covered the cost of the tools. A darkroom is necessary to make prints. But being able to dev your own film makes working with B&W easier.

Mike

Thanks JM i've got all the kit already, I do dev my films in the kitchen and do visit the darkroom to print then, this film was used, to check my new camers was working,as I could have the results in an hour.