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March 14th 04, 01:36 AM
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Perpetol?
Hello i am looking for a picture developing powder called perpetol. IS
there such thing? i am having trouble finding it. Google does not even have any results on the search for this product. Could someone please help? maybe im pernouncing it wrong... Thanks Gil 
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March 14th 04, 01:58 AM
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Perpetol?
Perhaps you mean Perceptol? It is Ilford's fine grain developer.
glenn Giloosh wrote: Hello i am looking for a picture developing powder called perpetol. IS there such thing? i am having trouble finding it. Google does not even have any results on the search for this product. Could someone please help? maybe im pernouncing it wrong... Thanks Gil
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March 14th 04, 02:27 PM
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Perpetol?
Hallo Giloosh, Du schriebst am 14.03.2004:
Hello i am looking for a picture developing powder called perpetol. IS there such thing? Propably you mean Perceptol, a fine-grain acutance developer made by Ilford. If you cannot find it in your local store, you can also take Kodak's Microdol-X, the two developers are identical. One more advantage of Microdol is that is is available in a package for 3.8 liters, whereas you will get Perceptol in a 1-liter- package only which is (relatively) much more expensive. Regards, Thom@s -- "Your first 10,000 photographs are your worst." (Henri Cartier-Bresson) Kein "reply-to" mehr vorhanden, danke Swen!
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March 14th 04, 06:10 PM
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Perpetol?
thanks alot guys, i appreciate it
Thomas Rauers wrote in message ... Hallo Giloosh, Du schriebst am 14.03.2004: Hello i am looking for a picture developing powder called perpetol. IS there such thing? Propably you mean Perceptol, a fine-grain acutance developer made by Ilford. If you cannot find it in your local store, you can also take Kodak's Microdol-X, the two developers are identical. One more advantage of Microdol is that is is available in a package for 3.8 liters, whereas you will get Perceptol in a 1-liter- package only which is (relatively) much more expensive. Regards, Thom@s
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