JohnBellville

I need some good programs for rotoscoping. I've tried using flash, but it doesn't come out with the results I'd like. I don't have a Lunchboxx Sync, nor do I have the money for one right now. I don't think Rotoshop is available. Any tips?

Oops, I meant D-76.

Ok, so I have D97 as my first developer and kodak sepia toner as my second. I'm just wondering what the processing times should like like for D97. I am developing Tri-x 7266 film. It says on the kodak website 60 seconds (but for D94A)... I've been browsing forums and can't find consistent development times. I'm looking for a good starting point with the film. Help?

Great! I will definitely order some. That would also be excellent if you could supply the chems needed, seeing as I'm a newbie at mixing chemistry/finding chemistry.

So, I can't find d-96 or d-97 anywhere on the net. I was recommend www.photoformulary.com, but can't find the chemistry. Does anyone know what will work as a substitute for B+W super 8mm reversal chemistry or where to order it? Thanks!

I have two questions: 1) Which chemicals will I need to purchase for a b+w reversal process of tri-x (fixer, bleach, chemistry)? The local camera store only sells chemicals for 35mm still photography b+w reversal. 2) I shot two rolls of tri x with my Braun Nizo, but forgot to put batteries in the light meter slot (so there was absolutely no regulation of light intake). Will I be able to salvage images from either rolls if I pull the film drastically, and, if so, how much should I pull it and when? Thanks alot!