[MF3D.FORUM:1602] Re: OT: Kodalith processing

[Joel Alpers <joela@xxxxxxxx>]

> Apologies for the off-topic intrusion, but I'm

Hey, it's your list  ;)  ;)

Check Rocky Mountain Film Labs:

  http://www.rockymountainfilm.com

Their specialty is obsolete or esoteric processes. They claim
there isn't a film they can't develop.

To get a bit on-topic, they also do stereo prints/slides,
and Nimslo/Nishika.

> Failing that, I know there are some home darkroom
> types on this list, so would any of you be willing
> to process some for me.  Right now I just need one
> 36+ exposure roll done, but possibly more later.
> As far as I can figure out, I need it done in the
> actual Kodalith developers, not B&W paper chemicals,
> because I need the blacks to be completely opaque.

Adorama lists Kodalith RT developer for $9.95, so if you
run out of other options, I'd be willing to try for
you. According to the Kodak web page this is the
developer for Kodalith film. Freestyle also lists
a "Arista Liquidlith A/B Developer 1 Quart" for $9.50,
but since their web page has been re-done without descriptions,
I can't tell if it is what you need.

Joel.