In this video I show how to develop black and white film at room temperature with acufine diafine developer, and kodak’s general purpose hardening fixer. I do also use photo-flo since I have hard water, but that step is optional. I did practice my infomercial voice in this video, but this isn’t a paid advertisement. Diafine and Neopan Acros 100 is my favorite film and developer combination, so I made this video to show how to do it and what the results look like.
Why I think diafine is the best developer:
Using these chemicals, you don’t need stop bath, and you don’t need to worry about bringing down the temperature, just use the chemicals at room temperature. Also, unlike most developers, this developer lasts a long long time. I don’t know exactly how long, but I have used mine for over a year and it still works great. And last but not least, this developer gives you high contrast negatives.
Developing film isn't that difficult, once you have done it a couple of times it becomes much less intimidating.
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