tjaded Member Joined Oct 15, 2006 Messages 1,020 Location San Francisc Format Multi Format Jan 12, 2011 #1 Hi all-- A friend of mine is looking for a replacement for Kodak Selectol Soft. Is anyone making a replacement of sorts? Thanks, Matt
Hi all-- A friend of mine is looking for a replacement for Kodak Selectol Soft. Is anyone making a replacement of sorts? Thanks, Matt
KenS Member Joined Jan 2, 2005 Messages 941 Location Lethbridge, S. Alberta , Format Multi Format Jan 12, 2011 #2 try here... (there was a url link here which no longer exists) ken
Ken Nadvornick Member Joined Mar 18, 2005 Messages 4,942 Location Monroe, WA, USA Format Multi Format Jan 12, 2011 #3 Here's another good option from Freestyle, an APUG supporting partner: LegacyPro Select Soft Paper Developer I have not used it personally, but the LegacyPro series of photo chemistry was introduced specifically to fill in the gaps as Kodak continues over time to eliminate its various analog product lines. Ken
Here's another good option from Freestyle, an APUG supporting partner: LegacyPro Select Soft Paper Developer I have not used it personally, but the LegacyPro series of photo chemistry was introduced specifically to fill in the gaps as Kodak continues over time to eliminate its various analog product lines. Ken
ath Member Joined Aug 29, 2006 Messages 844 Location Germany Format 35mm Jan 13, 2011 #4 Tetenal makes a soft working developer called Centrabrom.
Ian Grant Subscriber Joined Aug 2, 2004 Messages 23,266 Location West Midland Format Multi Format Jan 13, 2011 #5 Kodak D165 is Selectol Soft. Ilford's ID-3 is virtually identical. ID-3 Ilford Soft Contrast Developer Metol 6 g Sodium Sulphite (anh) 25 g Sodium Carbonate (anh) 37.5 g Potassium Bromide 1 g Water to 1 litre To use: Dilute 1+ 3 (D165 uses 37g Sodium Carbonate, anhyd) Ian
Kodak D165 is Selectol Soft. Ilford's ID-3 is virtually identical. ID-3 Ilford Soft Contrast Developer Metol 6 g Sodium Sulphite (anh) 25 g Sodium Carbonate (anh) 37.5 g Potassium Bromide 1 g Water to 1 litre To use: Dilute 1+ 3 (D165 uses 37g Sodium Carbonate, anhyd) Ian