Thank you so much. I appreciate it greatly.

It is a shame it's not available besides the US and maybe Canada like some other developers. It is very good and versatile.

@fasphoto People say that is near identical to DDX. Shame as it is a lot cheaper if the reports were true, but one never knows.

That I'm not sure about DDX but in the US - Arista Premium Liquid is the same developer and I also read that Photographers Formulary FA-1027 is also supposed to be the same.

@@fasphoto Yes, I suspected as much. I guess a close scrutiny of the MSDS data sheet could reveal quite a lot.

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Thanks!

Thanks for viewing my video I appreciate it,

Thank you my friend, I appreciate it.

Thanks. Glad you found the video helpful. It has produced some nice results for me both standard and semi stand.

Thanks so much. That's a good suggestion about the stop bath.

I prefer the S also and have also shot HP5, RPX400 and Fomapan 400 @ 200. I just haven't yet developed any of those films in D76. Just starting to using D76 stock pushing Tri-X to 800. Nothing like trying new things out.

Yes unfortunately certain developers are not available everywhere.

Even though it's not he same developer the thick syrup reminds me of the original HC110

Thank you for the D76 recipe.

@@fasphoto You are welcome. This was the original D76. I think Kodak might have added some other stuff to it to compensate for the varied quality of tap water, but with the use of distilled water the use of those chemicals becomes unnecessary.

Thank you so much. Ondu was not available to me in the US at the time. I found this one, very ncie.

Thank you so much. I'd don't post to Flicker. I am on Instagram and Threads though as well as my website fasphto.net

Thank you so much I greatly appreciate it.

Thank you so much Jim. Initially the main reason was it's availability in a 1 liter size vs Kodak at the time, available only to make 5 liters of stock, but it looks like Kodak is now also making a 1 liter size again. There are some other improvements as stated in the Freestyle Film description page - ( The new ADOX D-76 has significantly lower dissolving temperatures, as well as the Captura® technology that allows dust-free mixing. Additionally, all the borates were removed and replaced with a non-toxic biodegradable buffer. - The results and usability are identical to the old recipe.) So I figured I give it a try.

I pulled because the max shutter speed is only 1/200 of a second with this camera and pulling the film can also help in giving a little better latitude, especially on bright contrasty days.

Thank you so much and thanks for checking out my channel.

This is the first time I used D76 since around 1975. I used it only as a stock solution.

Thank you so much. I'm glad you found it helpful.

Thanks so much. I have to agree, I also favor the 35S

@@fasphoto I’m lucky to own that version too. 🙏

Thank you. I am also going to give it a try in Black white and Green as well as Clayton F76plus. Seems to be a fairly fine grain for an ISO 160 film.

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Thanks Chris. I appreciate the comment. I kind of felt stock might be a bit easier to use.

Thanks I appreciate it.

Thank you very much!

I developed this film in D76 stock solution for 8 minutes at 68 degrees fahrenheit or 20 degrees celsius

@@fasphoto I'm using hp5+,if develop with same time?

@@zhongyao-sc1lj Adox recommends 7.5 minutes at 20 degrees C. You should also check out the Massive Dev. chart all kinds of great information on developers and films of all types . I will include the link www.digitaltruth.com/devchart.php

Thank you. No I haven't pushed film with Clayton F76 plus yet.

@@fasphoto our country no this developer,So do you have other near one recommend ?

@@zhongyao-sc1lj Clayton F76 plus is the the same a Arista Premium liquid and possibly Photographers Formulary FA-1027. These liquid developers were designed to match Kodak D76 in tone, contrast and grain. Unfortunately I am not sure what other liquid developers match F76plus other than the two I mentioned. I have also used Rollei Super Grain liquid one shot also very nice but more expensive here in the US - dilutions 1:9, 1:12 or 1:15. I used it at 1:12

@@fasphoto do you use ddx or xtol?

@@fasphoto d76 can be instead to get same result?

Thank you so much. The MX is indeed a great little camera.

Thanks Nick, I greatly appreciate it. The Sprocket Rocket is a cool camera. It's capable of some interesting photos especially with that lens that has quite a bit of distortion on the edges. It's all fun. Thanks again and I'll check out your channel.

Based on shooting Kentmere 400 only in 120 so far and developing both films only in Rodinal. I think the grain is pretty close but I feel HP5 has slightly better latitude, tone wise. I'm planning on shooting some 35mm Kentmere 400 in the near future where I'll get a better feel on how I feel about the grain but so far in 120 it's I've gotten some nice results and for the price I feel it's worth a try. How it fairs with different developers and in 35 mm, we will see but so far for it's been pretty nice.

Thanks so much Jim, I greatly appreciate it.

Thanks so much Chris. I developed these 2 rolls in Rollei Super Grain. Another really nice developer. The results seem to be a bit sharper than F76 equally producing very nice tonal range. I feel a bit more grain than F76 but not quite as much as Rodinal with 35mm. Problem is, it's a bit on the expensive side.

Thanks Chris, your welcome.

Yes, I agree, it is a good all-arounder, Especially for most 35mm film. I still prefer Rodinal for medium format. I just finished up a bottle of f76 it was a just over a year old and still worked perfectly. I just make sure I keep the concentrate stored in air tight bottles.

I’ll have to give the Rodinal a try for the medium format. Thanks!

Thanks Chris. I too use a yellow filter from time to time with b&w film but I chose not to with this film since it's not sensitive to red to begin with. Could be interesting to find out which would be a good filter for this type of film. Something to research and experiment with in the future.

Thank you.

Yes indeed Joe. It has always been my favorite form medium format.

Thank you Mario. I greatly appreciate it. I love take photos at Asbury park one of my favorite places.

Thanks Tony. My first time using ortho film.

@@fasphoto they turned out great.

I get you. But I prefer to be safe than sorry. I worked in a camera store for over 34 yrs and I can't tell you how may many times I had customers come in to pick up their prints or slides with totally blank negatives because the film came off the take up spool never going thru the camera. But I do get ya. Film is expensive.

If your looking for simple box camera this camera is a lot of fun. If you can't find this brand the Ilford Sprite II is the exact same camera.