When will I learn...

Dshambli · Jul 3, 2011

that whenever my Ilfosol is the color of apple juice, it will develop about as well as apple juice would. Let my lesson be learned so nobody else uses bad developer.

srmcnamara · Jul 3, 2011

sounds like you just learned

kevs · Jul 3, 2011

OTOH, my ID-11 stock, made up four years ago, is the colour of apple juice and develops just fine.

Joe O'Brien · Jul 3, 2011

When will I learn, no matter how long I keep a print in the second bath of a sepia tone, it just wont bleach!

markbarendt · Jul 3, 2011

kevs said:
OTOH, my ID-11 stock, made up four years ago, is the colour of apple juice and develops just fine.

Dang kevs, order some film, go shooting, and use that stuff up.

tkamiya · Jul 3, 2011

On the other hand, when a developer is about the same color as an apple juice, they still don't taste as good as an apple juice....

Dektol seems to be ok when it's darker. But then again, loss of a print isn't the same as a loss of a roll of film.

Rick A · Jul 3, 2011

My Ethol LPD is the color of coffee, works just like fresh mixed. I'm still using a 15+ year old bottle of Rodinal.

Dshambli · Jul 3, 2011

tkamiya said:
On the other hand, when a developer is about the same color as an apple juice, they still don't taste as good as an apple juice....

There's a lesson I'll learn from you.

Luckily there wasn't anything I'll miss. It was a new camera, so I didn't put too much energy into the pictures considering I wasn't sure how they would turn out.

kevs · Jul 4, 2011

markbarendt said:
Dang kevs, order some film, go shooting, and use that stuff up.

I've not used much B&W film this year, but developed a roll of FP4+ last week in the stuff and it came out perfectly. I keep it in 500ml pop bottles so it should keep a few more years... I hope!

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