Since app support seems to be closed.... Just today I updated my iPhone app, and now I do not get any sounds--no warning of an agitation coming up, no agitation sound, no alarm. I shut the phone down and restarted and no luck. IF I delete the app and re-install it, will it erase all of my saved time...

Your film is most likely black and white--"pan" refers to panchromatic which means it's sensitive to all colors of light and is usually applied to black and white film. Your film is quite old but still, you might get something! Even if it were color, you'd likely get results, if any are to be had, w...

If you have access to Rodinal or Kodak HC-110, you can try a stand or semi-stand development. Use a dilution of 1+100 (making sure you mix enough solution up so that there is at least 3 ml of the developer), pour it into the tank, and let it stand for an hour. Dump, then stop, fix, and wash as norma...

Looks like Mr. Massey uses the developer--maybe send him an e-mail and ask for information. Then, like the other replier suggested, go buy something you can easily get data on, like Ilford or Kodak developers. Unless, of course, you really really like this stuff.

Does anybody have any idea what times to use for this old film? I am using Ilford ID-11. The film expired in 1960 but was just recently exposed so it's quite possible I'll get nothing. However, I'd rather try developing from some known data rather than guess. The film's speed is stated to be ISO 250.

I have developed a few rolls of pretty old film. Two in particular were somewhat to very successful, both appear to have been exposed in the 1970's. I didn't do anything particularly special for either one. Both involved Verichrome Pan film. One was somewhat fogged, the other looked like it was fres...