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Here I am! I think my camera is working! red label: D76, 1:1 12 minutes yellow label: D76, 1:1 10,5 minutes

Hi Friedemann, this is very interesting to me (the fact that the film can be developed also as a positive), I was already finding some hints about that on FilmKorn. I was thinking to develop this film in D76 after having found that D96 is very similar to D76. But now I am curious also to invert it! And about your offer, you are extremely nice! I will send you an email soon!

Na ja, ich kann Deutsch verstehen und sprechen, aber nicht richtig schreiben...? I saw the post dedicated to the damages of the sprockets and the others dedicated to the developing of the R100... thanks to these information I have learnt not to trust the permanganate bleach. I want to try the Foma again, in the future, but perhaps for shots which I can take again in case of problems. In January I have a project in an hospital in Nairobi and cannot allow to fail. Also, the 7222 is a bit more sensitive and has a wider exposing latitude. ALso I have sometimes random issues with the Fomabrom paper, but this is not the proper place to discuss it. I will try to do my best to improve, the 7222 is on the way to me. I have ordered it from Wittner... A propos: are there another sources for this film? ☺️

Hallo zusammen! Sorry if I continue in English. ? Very nice Beaulieu R16, checked/repaired/adjusted in 2018 by FilmKonsult in Sweden, purchased on Ebay. Used with Angenieux Retrofocus 10mm and a Som Berthiot 25 mm, both in perfect conditions. Light measured with a Sekonic during a steam locomotive passage, last Sunday. Filmed with Foma R100, processed using the bleach with the orange evil powder. Is it possible that you get such disaster if the film loops in the camera are not long enough (= wrong camera loading)? I bought a new spool of Kodak 7222 to make a new test.

Dear Harry, we can for sure meet, it would be a pleasure. Thank you for your offer, but I have decided to use the red powder, if it will arrive. After having found so many bad comments about the Kaliumpermanganat, I have decided to use the safe solution. Of course I will need to work very carefully...

Hello everybody, my name is Marco, from Heidelberg. I am sorry to write in this forum in English, but I am still learning German and I would make too many mistakes or be not understandable. I am going to develop a first test roll of Foma R100. I know the inversion process already, since I have processed several Tri-x 7266 in S8 format. I will going to use the Kalium Permanganate bleach and I know about issues with the R100. I was reading this topic and I have purchased the Kalialaun (Kalialaun Pharmaquaität 500 g Schraubdeckeldose Kaliumaluminiumsulfat Alaun). But it is not clear to me how to use it. Should I add it to the bleach bath (50 g/l) or this is a separate bath? Can you please help me? PS: I know that Foma has the kit, but I don´t think that they are still using the Dichromate in the bleach, since it was forbidden after 2017 (and the datasheets are updated to 2015).