Ilford b&w developing and accessories?

[Sirius Glass]

What Sly said. Use Photoflo or an equivalent; they are cheap.

 

[d.reed]

You can also get some stuff at Leo's on Granville, downtown. The only problem with ordering in from Beau is a sometimes very lengthy wait. If you need stuff sooner, besides Freestyle, B&H has improved their chemical and film/paper selection and has cheap Canada shipping. I get stuff shipped from Freestyle, especially the dangerous goods stuff that can't cross the border, sent to a parcel receiving place down in Point Roberts or Blaine and it's a quick hop across the border with very cheap shipping within US.

If you aren't looking at getting a silver magnet for yourself, you can take used fix to Langara College's photo department and they will dispose of it for you. Also a good place for courses in the night program by the way.

 

[dugrant153]

I will definitely have to check out Langara sometime. I've been interested to see what classes they offer. Time time time!

I haven't used the wetting agent just yet but can see why it would be very very useful. My negs come out a little "sticky" and... perhaps that's why the photoflo is needed?

Love being able to do my own developing though It's fun!

 

[Paddy]

If you want to know more about Langara's photo program, feel free to get in touch with me. I've been involved with the part-time studies, as an instructor, for a number of years. (darkroom, & meter/film calibration)

Happy holidays!
Paddy