Stupid question of the day

[sfjphoto]

I can't get chemistry shipped to Korea so i'm a bit lost. Can Acros, HP5, Delta 100, and Illford Pan F 50 in 120 format be developed by a commercial C41 processor?

 

[Ian Grant]

No you need B&W chemistry. Look on the Ilford website they may have a distributor in Korea for all their products including Chemistry

Welcome to APUG BTW

Ian

 

[M.A.Longmore]

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Welcome To APUG !

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[Christopher Walrath]

You might have to look into getting raw chemistry and home brewing.

And welcome to APUG.

 

[Moopheus]

You might also try sending a pm to member David Munson, who was setting up a darkroom in Changwon. He might be able to give you some tips on how he was getting supplies.

 

[lns]

In the meantime, Ilford XP2 Super is a C-41 b&w film, which can be processed by any minlab.

-Laura

 

[yeknom02]

Also, depending on what chemicals you can get your hands on, you might be able to find a developer recipe that you can make yourself.

Welcome to APUG!

 

[semeuse]

the shops on Chungmuro Camera Street in Seoul should be able to help

 

[sfjphoto]

Thanks for the quick responses. I contacted David Munson. Also checked distributor lists only one comes up and not surprising it's in Seoul. Have to see what I can find or make a trip.

 

[Simon R Galley]

Dear SFJ

We have a great distributor in Korea Sae Ke Panme, they bring in the full range of ILFORD Chemistry full address on our ILFORDPhoto.com website they will tell you the nearest re-seller to where you are. If you want C-41 (colour process but black and white ) you can use ILFORD XP2 super film or KODAK CN film.

Simon. ILFORD Photo / HARMAN technology Limited :