Recent content by Keith Tapscott.

Thanks for the replies. I wanted to know if it can be used as a direct toner without bleaching the image first.

Can sodium Sulphide Flake be used to make a direct sulphide toner? I know that Potassium Polysulphide is suitable, but is difficult to find in dry form.

In my reply to this thread I only mentioned Kodak HIE infrared black and white film which I liked for it's pictorial results. I forgot to mention a colour film. That would be Kodachrome 25. I only used it in 35mm format. Was it ever available in 120 film rolls?

The company that produced it should delete this R09 part on the label to stop people confusing it with Rodinal.

Good for you to stock pile some. Hopefully there it will be available again soon before your current Xtol is used up.

What will use in the meantime John?

I loved it. https://kathyharcom.com/portfolio/portfolio-ii/

HIE infrared black and white film. Other than that, I'm happy with Ilford films.

There is a review in the link below. http://www.alexluyckx.com/blog/2023/12/11/film-review-blog-no-102-foma-retropan-320/#:~:text=These%20are%20not%20my%20favourite,have%20constant%20rotation%20during%20development.

Reducing the borax as well would also help. The only problem is if the OP is replenishing the developer, because the replenisher would also need to be modified.

If ID68 is too active, simply change to a less active developer formula like Autophen or similar, or one of the MQ Borax types.

Some more information about D-76 in the link below. I am not aware that Ilford sold ID11 as a liquid solution as mentioned in the link and the D-76H formula doesn't look right. https://timlaytonfineart.com/kodak-d-76-developer-guide/

Ask Kodak :)

Thanks. I was just wondering when the actual centenary is.

Thanks Ian. I noticed on your website that the formula for Agfa 19R replenisher is less concentrated than the D-76R/ID11R replenisher.