List of shop that sell analog materials/second hand equipment

Irvine_Short

M A L Tothills Pharmacy
Address18 Lower Burg Street, Cape Town, W-CAPE, 8001
Telephone(021)421-2421
They stock film, chemicals and paper. Also worth popping in regularly to check out their second-hand section. They always have lots of enlargers in stock and it seems to move fairly fast too.

Orms https://www.ormsdirect.co.za/
in Cape Town and Bellville - also very good mail order
Paper and film and chemicals.

Camera Repair Center, just moved to Salt River
http://camerarepair.co.za/

Tony can fix anything and has a good stock of used equipment
 

philosomatographer

Kameraz (Rosebank mall, Johannesburg)
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Shop U11A, Rosebank Mews
173 Oxford RoadRosebank, Johannesburg
Phone 011 880 2885
Email:*kameraz@netactive.co.za
P.O. Box 1559
Saxonwold 2132

Though supplies are often a bit sporadic, and management have the annoying habit of keeping their stash of second hand gear "secret" to sell on eBay instead of to local clientele, they usually have a decent stock of film and processing chemicals on hand. Deal with Johan.

CAS*CAMERA*CENTRE (PTY) LTD
8 SUSAN STREET STRIJDOMPARK
2194*RANDBURG*
GEO :*-26.096295*,*27.989330
Phone :*(+27) 11-7931204Fax :*(+27) 11-7921555

Getting quite run down these days, they still have a sizeable stash of darkroom equipment, old cameras (Mamiya, etc) and they have Ilford chemicals and paper (usually in small quantities). Good if you need an enlarger, projector, etc. Mrs. Case is a sweetheart, friendly and professional.
 

andrew.roos

In Durban, FotoMax (www.fotomax.co.za - 031 512 5177 - Redlyn Business Park, 5 Riverhorse Place, Riverhorse Valley, Durban - off Queen Nandi Drive) stock Ilford FP4+ and HP5+ B&W film (and probably colour film as well, I didn't check) in 35mm and 120. They process 35mm and 120 film, including traditional B&W films, and can dry-mount prints. I even got a safelight bulb there!
 

Irvine_Short

A useful tip regarding safe light bulbs...

Someone once recommended red LEDs and it seemed to provoke a lot of controversy when I suggested it.

But having looked at the spectral sensitivity graphs for Ilford Multigrade paper and the output spectrum of red and even amber LEDs it seems this is indeed a very good suggestion.

I ended up just getting some red LED party bulbs from a lighting shop. They work perfectly. Other folks have reported great success with amber LEDs, too.
 

Irvine_Short

I was looking at the technical specs for Foma paper the other day and they specifically mentioned using Orange LEDs as safe lights.
 

Tristan

Hi Guys

I buy film from Kameraz in Rosebank (Jhb). If I can't get what I'm after from their fridge, I order in from B&H in New York.

I'm still getting my colour neg film processed by RGB Pixellab - used to be Beith - in the Beith building in Sandton.

Tristan
 
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