ILFORD Washaid 1 litro eliminador de hiposulfito

ADOX ADONAL 100 ml conc.

Agfa Rodinal has now been replaced by Adox Rodinal. The formulation and developing times are exactly the same - only the packaging has changed!

Acutance enhancing film developer

RODINAL is produced acording to Agfa Leverkusen´s latest Rodinal* formula from 2004.

It does not get more RODINAL than this.
ADOX works together with former Agfa scientists on all Agfa-replacement products.
If you have used Agfa* RODINAL before you can achieve identical results with RODINAL.

Compared to R09/APH09 Rodinal works more finegrained while still enhancing sharpness and acutance.

Confectioning:

100 ml conc. (Baby Rodinal)
250 ml conc.
500 ml conc.

Dilution: 1+25 to 1+500

RODINAL is a one shot developer and can not be re-used.

Hint: Due to trademark conflicts Rodinal can currently not be sold to F R A N C E.
Please chssoe ADONAL instead. If you order Rodinal to France we will autmatically ship you ADONAL instead.

ADOX ADOSTOP ECO Geruchloses Stoppbad mit Indikator 1000 ml Concentrate

B&W and Color

ADOX Adofile PolypropyleNe Negative Sleeves For 9x12 cm (4x5-Sleeves)

ADOFILE polypropylene for filing 4x5 plate negatives

ADOFILE Polypropylene negative file sheets 

Clear pages for archiving, viewing and contact printing. 

The pages are adapted both from 3 rings to 4 ring binders. Both ends of the negative sleeves are open, allowing for air exchange. Polypropylene is absolutely chemically neutral and the security file

ADOX Adofile Polypropylene Negative Sleeves For Medium Format 6x6/6x7/6x9 Oversized

ADOFILE Negative file pages are made of high-grade polypropylene. The 6x7/6x9 variety is somewhat narrower than the 6x6 version, so that all sizes of medium format negatives fit inside.

The pages fit in both 3 ring an 4 ring binders. Both ends of the negative sleeves are open, allowing for air exchange. The polypropylene is absolutely chemically neutral and archive-safe.

Polypropylene files are more stable than those made from acetate and thus easier to load.

The slight difference in thickness leads to a theoretical lower resolution of a contact print through the file though (compared to the thinner acetate sleeves).

ADOX Adofile Polypropylene Negative Sleeves 35mm Oversized

ADOFILE Negative file pages are made of high-grade polypropylene. They are 1-2cm oversized, so that a stip of 6 negatives fits completely into the sleeve without any overhang.

The pages fit in both 3 ring an 4 ring binders. Both ends of the negative sleeves are open, allowing for air exchange. The polypropylene is absolutely chemically neutral and archive-safe.

Polypropylene files are more stable than those made from acetate and thus easier to load.

The slight difference in thickness leads to a theoretical lower resolution of a contact print through the file though (compared to the thinner acetate sleeves).

Negative file sheet for 35m

Pergamine sheets of paper are of course cheaper and somewhat better for filing, as their porosity allows moisture to evaporate. However, parchment has the disadvantage of not being transparent, so you will have to remove the negatives to look at them or make contacts.

Hoja archivador de negativos para 120m

Pergamine sheets of paper are of course cheaper and somewhat better for filing, as their porosity allows moisture to evaporate. However, parchment has the disadvantage of not being transparent, so you will have to remove the negatives to look at them or make contacts.

Hoja archivador para diapositiva de 120m para marquitos 6x6

Marquito de cartón 7x7 para negativos o diapositivas de 6x6

Kit C41 Tetenal 2,5 litros

Este kit para 2,5 litros tiene una capacidad de 16 rollos por litro carretes de 35mm. (nuevo)

Consta de un revelador de color, un baño fijador, blanqueador y un baño establizador para el revelado de de peliculas en color  proceso C-41.

PATERSON Thermometer color
PTP381 Temperature 15C to 65C
Para procesar película en Color

PATERSON Film Developing Tank 2x35mm + 2 Reels

Paterson System 5 drip-free film developing tank

Very good film developing tank from Paterson in England.

Patented large rubber lid that really seals itself to the tank. Tanks, that barely drip. Very good value for the money.

2 x 35mm or 1 x 120 film. Includes two film reels.

The film reels are made with quality construction and reel the film in (like the AP reels) automatically with little beads.

The tank sits well in the hand for inversion during developing, and you can grip it easily while removing or replacing the lid.

The reels from Paterson and the economical AP-Tanks are interchangeable. So if you already have the AP reels and just want to upgrade the tank, you can do that too.

Kodak ULTRAMAX 400 pack 3 films

Filmtype:     Colour Print Film
Film Format:     35 mm
Speed:     ISO 400/27°
Length:     36 Exposures
Kodak ULTRAMAX 400 is part of the Kodak amateur / consumer colour negative film line. It provides a bit higher colour saturation and higher contrast - in comparison to professional film Kodak Portra 400.
ULTRAMAX 400 has an accentuated warm colour rendition.
It has coarser grain and less exposure latitude in direct comparison to Portra 400.
But ULTRAMAX 400 offers a bit higher resolution and is also significantly cheaper.

A very good film for great pictures in all conditions. KODAK ULTRA MAX 400 film is the simple choice for any picture-taking situation - indoor, outdoor, flash, and action.

The starter kit film basic contains all you need to develop your own BW film in the basic version.

The kit contains:
- a Paterson two film tank with two spirals
- a thermometer
- an Adox 25 ml Rodinal measuring cylinder
- an Adox 1000 ml measuring cup
- 100 ml of ADONAL film developer
- 100 ml of ADOFIX Fixer
- 50 ml of ADOFLO wetting agent
- an exposed film in order to practise the film spooling process
- a comprehensive manual in German and English language with many images explaining the film developing process.

With this kit you can develop up to 7 films.

The following items are assumed to be in your house already (or have to be ordered separately):
- a dark room to spool the film (alternatively buy a changing bag)
- a stop clock with minutes and seconds display
- a pair of scissors
- a pair of film clips to hang the film for drying.