Chemistry and books
It's fairly easy to get colour film developed, not so black and white. So I've located all of my old chemistry (see table), Anchell's Darkroom Cookbook, and my faithful Paterson tank, and I'm ready to dev a roll or two of Kentmere in the next few days. Getting them scanned or properly printed is another matter. Sodium Thiosulphate Sodium Sulphite Anhydrous Kodak SB8 stop Citric acid Kodak D23 Sodium Carbonate 2nd bath Hydroquinone Sodium Metabisulphite Metol Sodium Carbonate Light anhydrous Borax Sodium Tetraborate Decahydrate Potassium Bromide Meanwhile, I managed to get a copy of Jacobson et al's Manual of Photography. It's the 8th edition, so published in 1988, the year the F4 hit the streets. It's very technical, but leavened with a diet of YouTube videos.
