Filmshooting

themagickite wrote:nanolab offers cross processing of tri-x

http://www.nanolab.com.au/processing.htm

thanks - this looks cool: but i am based in London - postage costs are going to be significant?

R

Hi, i have some super8 Tri-X footage i want to come out in a negative effect, like, black sky and white trees for a daylit shot? i can't easily find someone who will do this for me, so i thought i'd have a go at doing it myself? a) what chemicals do i need, please? b) what must i do to prevent the f...

thanks aj

this is helpful

have practised loading the lomo in daylight - must give it a go in the darkroom next -

bests,

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hi,

i know i'm jumping in at the deep end!

have found suppliers of both Tmax and Fomapan 'R'

know my way round b/w stills development, so i'm in with a fairly even chance of things working out?



bests!

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You need a Lomo for 50 feet films. I am not sure what s/h Lomo means. Use the search function to find the many discussions on home processing. I have used the Fomapan reversal kits with good results. These are easy to get in Europe (and elswhere, but shipping gets expensive). There are also set-ups...

hi

newbie

just starting out on this road

i want to develop several reels of kodak plus-x reversal [super8] film

have a s/h lomo tank but what chemicals do i need, please?

many thanks -