Blog by Michael Raso
EXCLUSIVE FPP Home Photo Chemistry in Easy-To-Manage SMALLER Sizes
Whether you live in a home or apartment, we all have limited space dedicated for our home processing. Many traditional chemistry mixes to a minimum of 1 us gallon. The FPP Team and I have designed a FPP-Exclusive – smaller-sized chemistry for folks who don’t need a big ‘ol gallon!
FPP Small-Sized Photo Chemistry for Developing BW Film
- FPP 110 BW Developer (Small 8 0z size)
- FPP 76 Developer (Small 1 Liter Size)
- FPP Fixer (Small 1 Liter Size)
- FPP Super MonoBath (Small 1 Liter)
- Caffenol Concoction – A natural “coffee” developer.
See the entire FPP line of photo chemistry including chemistry in traditional 1 liter and 1 gallon sizes HERE.
Additional Recommended Items for BW Processing
- FPP Archival Permanent Wash – After you fix your negatives, the Archival Wash cuts down that water wash time and preserves your negs. Leslie Lazenby recommended!
- FPP Foto Flow Concentrate – Foto Flow reduces spotting on your negs.
FPP Small-Sized Photo Chemistry for Developing Color Film
- FPP Color C-41 Kit (1 Liter)
- FPP Color ECN2 / C-41 Kit (1 Liter)
- FPP Color Slide E6 Kit (1 Quart)
NEW TO HOME DEVELOPING? ALL-IN-ONE DEVELOP-AT-HOME STARTER KITS!
If you’re brand new to home processing, the easiest way to get started is to purchase one of our STARTER KITS. We recently reduced the price and offer the kit as an ALL-IN-ONE COLOR or ALL-IN-ONE BW FPP Rapid E6 Kit. The important thing to remember, once you purchase this kit, you’re set for life! The only thing additional that you will need is chemistry (once the enclosed chemistry is depleted). Also note, if you purchase the BW Kit, you can also easily use the same tank, reels and supplies to process your color film (and vice-versa). Once you have the basics, you can try different chemistry. Leslie Lazenby gives an audio presentation on home chemistry on our Film Photography Podcast Episode 126! Worth a listen.
WHAT ABOUT SCANNING MY HOME-DEVELOPED NEGATIVES
If you’ve decided to develop your own negs, you’ll need a scanner. You can use a traditional flat bed scanner (like the highly recommended Epson v700 or v800) or how about using your Smart Phone!!?? The FPP offers the Lomography Digitaliza HERE!
If you have any questions, e-mail me anytime: Michael@FilmPhotographyProject.com