frank_dietzel

<p>Thank you for your proposal, Glen. I will care about this film in about two weeks maybe.</p>

<p>Hello :-)</p> <p>Thank you for your answers!<br> In another blog someone gave me the advise to use "Fomadon R09 1+100, stand dev during 5hrs, agiation once per hour". Maybe I am going to try this.<br> <br />To John: Well, maybe not so precious, but I really want to know what I photographed and how it turns out on that film. At the moment I use Ilfosol 3 developer.<br /> <br> To Chris: Thank you for your advise. I will consider this. I wish you a happy new year :-)</p> <p>To Mike: Thank you for your advise. Sure, I will post the results. I wish you a happy new year :-)</p> <p>To Lex. Thank you, I will consider this. I wish you a happy new year!</p> <p>To Tom: Thank you, this would also be a possibility. Have a happy new year :-)</p> <p>Best, Frank</p>

<p>Hello :-)</p> <p>I have a ca. 14 year old AGFAPAN APX 25 B/W film exposed on 400 ISO two years ago.<br> Now I want to develop it by myself. So my question is, with what kind of developer and for how long<br> should I develop it? </p> <p>Thank you :-)</p> <p>Best, Frank</p>