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Hi all, So I realized that my concentrated Ilford rapid fixer got a milky white color when mixed with water (from a 5L bottle, half full) It has more than the stated 6 month by Ilford sheets. I just mixed a 1+9 dilution and run the "negative strip test" and the fixer cleared in below 1 minute. What should I learn from this? It s white because extended shelf time, but still works well? Thank you so much in advance!

<p>Thank you very much for the quick answers. I re fixed it and looks good know. It still has a little bit a foggy base but probably this is because of the age, I should be developing for higher contrast probably.</p> <p>Thanks again!</p>

<p>Hello everyone!<br /> I have developed a negative that resulted yellowis and I can't figure it out if is from the fixer or the film. Because the negative it is a "brenner 400 iso film" expired in 2000.<br /> After developing I saw that on film it is written "K'ODAK S0033" . I developed in HC 110 dilution H for 13 minutes(because I did not find info for this brenner film nowwhere. Can you guess from the photo why it has a little bit opacity and yellowis? It can be because of the base of the film, and the age? <br> Thank you very much in advance!</p><div></div>