I used to shoot Plus-X and Tri-X black-and-white films in an AGFA SLR, and Kodachrome in a Nikon F.
Back then, I processed, in junior-high school, the Plus-X in a home darkroom. You could buy the chemicals and paper supplies at Leonard's in Plymouth Park (Irving).
There was a great story on lasts "CBS Sunday Morning" on the last place in the US to develope Kodachrome. It was somewhere in Nebraska(I think?) at a mom and pop drug store. Seems the chemicals to develope are no longer being produced, the owner was retiring, and the new owner, maybe the son of the owner(?) would be removing the machines.
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I used to shoot Plus-X and Tri-X black-and-white films in an AGFA SLR, and Kodachrome in a Nikon F.
Back then, I processed, in junior-high school, the Plus-X in a home darkroom. You could buy the chemicals and paper supplies at Leonard's in Plymouth Park (Irving).
As Chicago says/sings: Old Days.
There was a great story on lasts "CBS Sunday Morning" on the last place in the US to develope Kodachrome. It was somewhere in Nebraska(I think?) at a mom and pop drug store. Seems the chemicals to develope are no longer being produced, the owner was retiring, and the new owner, maybe the son of the owner(?) would be removing the machines.
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