steven_dunlap

<p>Paul from MS hobbies just sent me some APX 100 that he split and loaded for me. I plan on shooting most of it in a minoxiii. I am going to develop it myself in one of the oldet 50 exposure roll Minox tanks and I need some ideas on what the best developer to use would be. I am thinking Rodinol, But would appreciate ideas from other forum members. Thanks folks.</p>

<p>I just sent a Minox LX with a broken shutter off to Don Goldberg (DAG). I told him I would like to have it back by mid-April. He fixed it,did a cla on it, and got it back to me two weeks after I sent it to him. It now works like new. Give him a call. I don't know about others, but he made himself very available I thought.</p>

<p>Thanks Walter for your quick response. I do have a 35 mm enlarger, a Bessler. Maybe I can find a 25 mm lens for it and use that, at least untill a better solution presents itself. It has been a complicated process to gather as mich Minox equipment as I have. Loaded film is almost non existant, and so are empty cassettes. I'm not gonna give up tho!</p>

<p>Hi everyone. I am new to the forum and new to Minox photography. I havr read many of tho posts with much interest, and over the last few months, I have aquired a iii, a LX, and a TLX. I have a daylight tank and plan to do my own film developing. I have developed and printed 35 mm black and white. I do not have a minox enlarger, and am afraid to buy one on e-bay because I am not sure if it will have all it's parts.</p>

<p>I am considering purchasing a negative scanner for making the actual prints. I have never used one of these and am wondering if any of you can give me some pointers.<br>

What are the pros and cons between scanning and using an enlarger?<br>

What are some good scanners that some of you use?<br>

Do I need any special equipment other than the scanner and a computer?</p>

<p>Thanks a lot, and I'm glad to have found this forum. It already has answered a lot of Minox questions for me.</p>