Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 1998/04/25
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]Tina: With all this talk about Scala lately, I am wondering why a Tmax user like yourself has not tried the Direct Positive kit for this film. I was in my retailer a few weeks ago and got such a kit. He had ordered it in for a school that later decided they didn't want it. I dont't think the kit is very expensive as the price on it was the equivalent of $30.00USD. The retailer said I could have it if I bought twenty rolls of Tmax 100. I figured I would use the Tmax so I went for the deal. Since there is probably a shelf life on the chemicals once mixed, I will shoot five or six rolls so I have lots to develop to justify mixing it up. It is a one quart kit and the part number is 812 1188. I will let the list know how I make out. It may be a month or so until I try it. Has anybody on the list tried this kit? Regards, Robert Stevens Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada > >I was interested in using Scala for B&W slides, but when I asked Agfa about >the possibility of fading with projection or storage they wounldn't give me >a straight answer. Does anybody have any experience with this film? I >found directions on how to develop it myself, but I'm not interested if the >slides are going to fade into oblivion! Thanks - Tina >______________________________________________________________________ > >Tina Manley, ASMP ><http://www.photogs.com/manley/index.html> ><http://www.aperture-photo.com/site/reportage/manley/manleyframeset.html> ><http://www.onlineartistleague.com/manleyt/portfoli.htm> > > > >