Looking for article: Film Developer dilution by Paul R. Schranz, Darkroom and Creative Camera Techniques, Jul/Aug 1990

[gorbas]

Hi All,
Looking for article published in magazine: Darkroom and Creative Camera Techniques, issue from Jul/Aug 1990, Film Developer dilution by Paul R. Schranz
Thank you in advance!
Goran

 

[Ian Grant]

Why not contact him directly https://paulschranz.com

Ian

 

[gorbas]

Why not contact him directly https://paulschranz.com

Ian

Very good lead Ian! Thank you very much! Email send.

 

[gorbas]

Unfortunately, Paul does not have it.
Still looking..

 

[xkaes]

I've got it. It's only four pages. I'll create a PDF this afternoon and upload it.

 

[gorbas]

Thank you very much Xkaes! Appreciated!
In PM you will find my email address.
Goran

 

[xkaes]

I posted in the DARKROOM at the SUBCLUB at:

www.subclub.org/darkroom/schranz.pdf

 

[gorbas]

Unfortunately Xkaes, I can not open it on my Mac from Chrome, Safari or Firefox.
I did change my security levels for it but it can not be open.
Any tips?

 

[Chunga]

Unfortunately Xkaes, I can not open it on my Mac from Chrome, Safari or Firefox.
I did change my security levels for it but it can not be open.
Any tips?

I uploaded it to google drive. Hope you can open this!

Film Developer Dilution Article

 

[gorbas]

Thank you very much for sharing Chunga! Appreciated!
Goran

 

[Raghu Kuvempunagar]

Is the formula for Unitol, apparently based on Meritol, known?

 

[gorbas]

Sorry Raghu, in my 48 years in photography I never heard of that developer.
I must admit, I was expecting much more from that article.

 

[Raghu Kuvempunagar]

Sorry Raghu, in my 48 years in photography I never heard of that developer.
I must admit, I was expecting much more from that article.

Unitol was probably available only in UK but it was quite popular apparently:

'Good Photography' magazine for November 1961 carried an announcement that Johnsons of Hendon had filled their one-millionth bottle of Unitol. This meant enough developer had been manufactured to process 16.5 million films in 10 years.