Thank you for your courteous reply
You can not say that I'm out to any idea about operations,
I have a reasonable idea but I am not an expert man.
I'm probably a fairly experienced amateur.
Yes my friend - I have done a thorough survey of the Egyptian market
I have also done an in-depth study of the Egyptian market,
There is no local store (currently) selling those products.
Any amateur photographer must buy only online, which is not available to all Egyptian citizens due to the low local currency price and therefore there are many restrictions on the online purchase.
God bless you
Well, you listed differently branded processes, which are interchangable. A ranking between those does not make sense.
What would you offer AP-41 for? The respective films have been cancelled in 1981.
Were AP44, AP41, and AP70 chemical processes used for older forms of motion picture film? Good luck with your project.
My dear brother.
Can you have the qualities of the gentleman in your reply?
You have no right to deal with me in that arrogant tone.
Here is a link to some information about making
a C41 developer from scratch, towards the bottom
there is another link to follow with more information
https://www.photrio.com/forum/threads/color-developer-experiment.60821/#post-870750
If you look at this forum: https://www.photrio.com/forum/forums/color-film-paper-and-chemistry.86/
look for posts by "Photo Engineer" and "Athiril" they are very well versed in the chemicals and
home made developers for a variety of uses.
Here is a 1996 Kodak brochure on the specifications for ECN2 for motion picture films:
https://www.kodak.com/uploadedfiles/motion/h2407.pdf
This is a complicated process, and on one page, I saw a mention of titanium tanks. (Ouch, expensive.) Were AP44, AP41, and AP70 chemical processes used for older forms of motion picture film? Good luck with your project.
Yes, your words are pretty true.All three are Agfa Processes:
AP 70 = C 41
AP 44 = E 6
AP 41 = process for reversal film based on the Agfacolor coupler embedding, in contrast to the Ektachrome one; obsolete for about 40 years.
Well, you
-) posted in Arabic, a language hardly anyone in this international forum can read let alone understand. I call that arrogant.
And it rather made me think of the common scams showing up here. Thus my harsh questioning.
-) you stated your intention to start a business. From a budding businessman I expect more homework having done in advance before asking for help, than a average amateur.
-) as I showed you are lacking the basic idea behind the processes you listed and thus cannot have done the preliminary research you claimed
Welcome from Holland.
Taking a bus to Israël might not be so easy as it sounds. And let's anyone chose his nomenclature as long as nobody is offended. I can see the case for some diy-entrepreneurship in Egypt, however difficult. From recent experience I found the country full of incredibly welcoming people, quite a few of them struggling with economic stagnation, in part due to the fact that tourism is not florishing as the country deserves.
Unfortunately I know virtually nothing of color processes. Exclusively black and white.
Good luck anywhy.
P.S.
Mohmad, it might be fun to know that my avatar was taken by a fellow countryman of yours some 25 years ago in Tahid square, in front of the big gouverment building. This olddish fellow was firmly pre-digital and had both "darkroom" and camera in a big woorden box on a tripod. He had my friend and I photographed and printed in a matter of minutes. After that we all had some tea.
If you look deeper into Apug/Photrio you will realize that there are hardly any members from Arabia, recently a new member from Israel was kind of kicked out for allegedly stirring up emotions... This forum is dominated by fellows from the USA, countered to some extend by some Europeans.
The issue of supply of processing kits is a worldwide one. At least the moment one needs overseas shipping the trouble already starts, due to transport restrictions. Shipping costs and duties aside.
Here in Europe already it is becoming more and more difficult to obtain raw chemicals as a private person, as there are hardly anymore local chemicals supply stores and selling restrictions are growing.
For kits to offer, have a look what (European) dealers offer at small scale. Look also into the widely discussed matters of Blix vs. Bleach&Fixer and the issue of writing good manuals.
Good evening my dear brotherWelcome from Holland.
Taking a bus to Israël might not be so easy as it sounds. And let's anyone chose his nomenclature as long as nobody is offended. I can see the case for some diy-entrepreneurship in Egypt, however difficult. From recent experience I found the country full of incredibly welcoming people, quite a few of them struggling with economic stagnation, in part due to the fact that tourism is not florishing as the country deserves.
Unfortunately I know virtually nothing of color processes. Exclusively black and white.
Good luck anywhy.
P.S.
Mohmad, it might be fun to know that my avatar was taken by a fellow countryman of yours some 25 years ago in Tahid square, in front of the big gouverment building. This olddish fellow was firmly pre-digital and had both "darkroom" and camera in a big woorden box on a tripod. He had my friend and I photographed and printed in a matter of minutes. After that we all had some tea.
Good evening my dear brotherHello and welcome to this site! You seem to have gotten off on the wrong footing with some readers, try toning down a bit.
I hope you could put aside all the "brother & god" in your postings.
Maybe for your project, jump on a bus to your dear neighbour (Israel) and there you could probably find all the things you need to complete your search. Good Luck!
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I live next to the pyramids directly, the distance between me and the pyramids only 850 meters ... the attached picture I got from the top of the roof of the house.
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