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If you leave paper or chemicals in the darkroom, please label them with your name if you don't want other people to use them. If you want to keep mixed chemicals, please store them in appropriate bottles and label them with your name & date. | If you leave paper or chemicals in the darkroom, please label them with your name if you don't want other people to use them. If you want to keep mixed chemicals, please store them in appropriate bottles and label them with your name & date. | ||
=== Typical chemicals set for B&W print development === | |||
* [http://www.ag-photographic.co.uk/ilford-multigrade-paper-dev1l-597-p.asp Ilford Multigrade Paper Developer 1L] : Makes 10L at 1+9 dilution | |||
* [http://www.ag-photographic.co.uk/ilford-ilfostop-500ml-587-p.asp Ilford Ilfostop 500ml]: Makes 10L at 1+19 dilution | |||
* [http://www.ag-photographic.co.uk/ilford-rapid-fixer-1l-585-p.asp Ilford Rapid Fixer 1L]: Makes 10L at 1+9 dilution | |||
As of May 2016, the above can be bought at [http://www.ag-photographic.co.uk/ Ag Photographic] for around £33 including delivery. You normally only need to mix up around 1L of each at a time, and stop bath & fixer can be stored and reused as long as they're not exhausted, see datasheets for details. | |||
Stop bath & fixer can also be used for B&W film development, but you'll need to buy [http://www.ag-photographic.co.uk/film-developers-91-c.asp a separate developer]. | |||
== Induction & training == | == Induction & training == | ||
