Ascorbate-developers

Kodak imagelink HQ is a high contrast micro-film made for automatically photographing checks and other documents in dedicated photo machines...

I went ahead and developed a film in a "tea" made from boiling crushed corn-cobs. But waitaminute! What is that? Corn-cobs h...

I was thinking about alternate developing agents and remembered that tea, the kind you drink, is leaves from a bush. Well, it must be possib...

After two months testing it's time to publish a Diafine clone dubbed LOMAD. Lazy Old Man's Ascorbic Developer. Well, you cannot be o...

Hi folks, I'm a new contributor to this blog. Erik saw my work with ascorbate developers that I reported on apug.org, and gave me the ...

We have been playing with tea lately.  Not TEA which is used as an oxygen-free container for developing agents (see our instalment on PC-Gly...

This little blog now celebrates its first full year. I started out this a year ago in frustration, moderators over on other places - ...

Reducer (simple and probably not the most effective in this world...) A simple reducer bath might come handy if one has troble with foggi...