FWIW, I always found @JBrunner 's 1 + 49 dilution suggestion to be quite handy: https://www.photrio.com/forum/resources/hc110-made-simple.220/
the dedicated replenisher.
You reminded me, I have some
Has a little bit remaining. I used it direct (diluted) and it worked fine. Can't remember last time but maybe a couple of years ago. Might throw some old film at it for science and a laugh!
That dilution would make a lot of developer liquid to maintain the recommended minimum 6ml syrup pr. film: (6x119)+6=720ml.did a roll of kentmere 400 in 1:119 syrup for 18 minutes
I see that Freestyle has pushed back the date when the new Adox Syrup will be available again with no ETA on the website for when it will get here. I'm really itching to get my hands on some of this stuff but sheesh. I suppose I could give them my email address and get notified when it gets into the country but I already get too many emails. This week it's called:
ADOX SYRUP 110 FILM DEVELOPER
I'm not too bothered as I just bought 10 cans of Acu-1 on the Bay of E's. But THIS, boys and girls, is why you don't want a dependency on any proprietary developers (I just reread that last night in the Film Developing Cookbook).
There are so many clones of HC-110 that I wouldn't worry too much about reliance on the formula.
I wouldn't personally bother waiting for Adox 110 to show up, I'd just buy something like L110 from Legacy Pro. Same dilutions, same development times and easier to pour/mix. Cheap enough that if it goes off in a few years you won't mind pouring the last bits down the drain.
All true but I wants what I wants! (Read that in a whiny kid voice please.) On a semi-serious note I really want a small bottle of syrup, I quit HC-110 when Kodak discontinued the 16oz. bottles, I'm one of the holdouts that like diluting the concentrate into a stock solution but the quart (and later liter) bottles were too darn much for my low throughput.
Mine is on order and shipped via FEDEX. I am a little excited.I have some of the Adox syrup on pre-order as well. I'm curious. I used HC-110 back in the square 16oz bottle days too. Marvelous stuff. I switched to XTOL and when I came back to try and get some HC-110 everything had changed. It doesn't take much to throw me off.
Mine is on order and shipped via FEDEX. I am a little excited.
Mine is on order and shipped via FEDEX. I am a little excited.
My bottle showed up this week. Looks exactly like I remember hc110 looking. Planning on running a roll of Kentmere 200 I just finished in it tonight
Post results please
Assuming I got anything good I will haha. At some point I'm also planning on doing a test comparing it to a bottle of actual old formula Kodak hc110 I've got buried in the fridge
Yes it is.So, does that mean that the same product that is the subject of this thread is the real stuff?
Mirko, want to write my appreciation about what ADOX has been doing. Love the chemistry!When Tetenal folded up we brought the US version but we received many feedbacks that it "was not the same".
That´s literally it. We wanted to bring back the "real stuff". Call me old fashioned, if you want.
To me this is a reminescence of my high school times.
The new version is very good as well.
Does anyone need this "real stuff"?
The real HC-110 syrup is back! It's like developer DLC and it lasts forever.
I just developed three rolls of Kentmere 200 in the new Adox HC-110 syrup because I had used up the last of my 15+y/o Kodak HC-110 and the times were exactly the same. This syrup is not quite as thick as my old Kodak developer and was actually easier to draw up with my syringe. Overall I'm pretty happy with this developer, not so much with your FX-39II.
I got a bottle of the FX-39 to try with your new HR-50 film and it worked well, but the keeping qualities absolutely suck. Three months latter after the first use (about a third of the bottle) the color of the developer turned quite dark. I thought that it might be like your Rodinal and was still good so I tried developing one roll...big mistake, the developer was beat and I hardly got an image at all.
Is this a common issue or did I just get a bad bottle. Aside from the spotty availability of some of your products, I will continue to give them a try, I might even try your FX-39 again although I will have to find a way to deal with the oxidation issue.
All in all I'd like to thank Adox for continuing to develop new films and chemicals for the analog community.
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