Photochemistry books
Oct 10, 2020 00:06:18 #
What you always wanted to know but you were afraid to ask.... Both volumes of Modern Photographic Processing by Grant Haist of Kodak Research Labs. These are comprehensive and technical but fascinating reads. They are not the original books but complete photocopies.
Starting in 1973, Patrick Dignan published newsletters on the practical aspects of darkroom chemistry. They contain the original and substitute formulae for all monochrome and color processing, both negative as well as reversal, modern and vintage. He even has formulae for the now defunct Cibachrome process. Dignan's writing was clear, his testing thorough, instructions accurate. Save hundreds of dollars mixing your own chemicals. The collection includes his two compilations of the formulae in the newsletters plus a few more. I used these recipes for monochrome film, Kodacolor and color papers and know they work.
All these works are in five notebooks and cost $30 (PayPal). I will pack them up, bring them to a UPS Store and you pay them directly for how you want to ship them. As shown, as is. No returns.
Starting in 1973, Patrick Dignan published newsletters on the practical aspects of darkroom chemistry. They contain the original and substitute formulae for all monochrome and color processing, both negative as well as reversal, modern and vintage. He even has formulae for the now defunct Cibachrome process. Dignan's writing was clear, his testing thorough, instructions accurate. Save hundreds of dollars mixing your own chemicals. The collection includes his two compilations of the formulae in the newsletters plus a few more. I used these recipes for monochrome film, Kodacolor and color papers and know they work.
All these works are in five notebooks and cost $30 (PayPal). I will pack them up, bring them to a UPS Store and you pay them directly for how you want to ship them. As shown, as is. No returns.
Oct 10, 2020 00:28:59 #
Please PM me your paypal information. I'll send you the payment as soon as i know.
Thanks,
Bob
Thanks,
Bob
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