Ebay Bulk roll of Tech Pan, exp 8/99

[Nodda Duma]

I’ve listed a bulk roll of Tech Pan on ebay that I’ll never get around to using. I’ve stored it frozen since I acquired it many years ago.

KODAK TECHNICAL PAN FILM, 35mm, 150 FT BULK roll, expired 08/99 | eBay

<p>Kept frozen since I received it many years ago. Sealed box. KODAK TECHNICAL PAN FILM, 35mm, 150 FT BULK roll, expired 08/99. </p>

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[Kodachromeguy]

Technical Pan was an amazing film, but hard to develop to achieve full tonal range. I showed some examples from Texas years ago:

https://www.photrio.com/forum/threa...-takumar-lens-with-technical-pan-film.144720/

I used Kodak's Technidol developer back then.

 

[Donald Qualls]

Given recent results we've seen with Copex Rapid in D96, I'd be tempted to try that with a short test. Otherwise, Caffenol LC+C or CL/CN, H&W Control, or if all else fails, POTA...

 

[Nodda Duma]

Tech Pan was my favorite B&W film. I still shoot it in large format.

Photographer’s Formulary has TD-3, a purpose-built kit for developing Tech Pan.

It provides full tonal range and is adjustable for your own desired results. Piece of cake for film nerds.

https://stores.photoformulary.com/td-3-techpan-developer/