Stock Option Diluted Eps Calculation

ID-11 is easy to mix. It produces excellent negatives using it as stock, or diluted 1:1 or 1:2. I have used it all three ways and been very satisfied each time.

Product works great. However, BHPhoto description says This powder-washing aid contains enough chemistry to make 1.25 gal of stock solution, which should then be diluted 1:4 to prepare the working solution. This is incorrect. The packet makes .25 gal of stock solution, which (when diluted 1:4) makes 1.25 gal of working solution.

It is a general purpose developer for a variety of B&W films producing good results. It is very convenient because you can transport it without problems (due to recent shipping regulations you can not transport liquids). You can store the diluted stock solution for a long time (according to the spec. 6 months in airtight bottle). Hint: as you use the solution, put some marbles in the bottle to keep it airtight. Easy to dilute the stock solution. Add component B immediately after comp. A is diluted to avoid oxidation of active chemicals and filter it after dilution is ready.

Excellent for dubbing and converting old tapes to EPs.

Even with extreme loads, this cpu crushes both, graphical and calculation intense scenarios with ease, all while staying incredibly cool and efficient while handling regular browsing, and documentation. It's 8 performance cores can push high frame counts in games like Cyberpunk 2077, while running your streaming software in the background, with ease. I bought this as part a build, paired with 32GB of ddr5 memory, and an 8GB RTX 3070, with a Z790 chipset mobo.

I love the long tonal range I achieve by using ID11 diluted 1:3 with HP5 120!

Use adapter with my EPS background projector. Enables almost perfect alignment almost instantly.

Lost my DJI RS2 focus ring and the stock option was more expensive than I would like to pay. This works and much cheaper.

Other than being able to find this particular cpu in stock, it's also a great option for gaming. Paired with 16GB 3600MHz RAM, and a Vega 64, I can play Half Life Alyx and Cyberpunk 2077 on max settings (no ray tracing) with solid frame rates. Bear in mind this cpu does seem to run a bit warm, I'm using a Noctua NH-D15 air cooler in a Lian Li Tu150 case and with prime95 I get temps in the 80s, however, in more realistic situations like gaming, I only get temps in the 60s. Of course if you can afford the 5900 or 5950 go for it, but if this cpu is in your price range it's a great option.

This is the ONLY option for UV filtration on a wide angle lens as it still allows you to use the stock cap that comes with your lens for snap-on security. The XS-Pro line is second to none and well worth the extra expense.