The Film Developer's Tool Kit by Flic Film provides all the ebasic hardware for processing at home. Consistency and repetition are critical aspects of the process, which is why the kit includes a timer and digital thermometer, allowing you to obtain the best results each time. Measurement and storage are equally important, resulting in a longer shelf life for your chemicals and balanced development. For this, you can use the 1L and 500mL graduated cylinders, three 1000mL storage bottles, and four 500mL storage bottles. Additionally, the kit includes a 35mm canister opener.

Includes Needed Hardware for Processing    Two Graduated Cylinders (500mL & 1L)    Timer and Digital Thermometer    Four 500mL Storage Bottles

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Would I be able to scan APS-C film with this once I get the film out of the canister?

A: It can only handle 35mm film. For APS, you can use this Wolverine: https://bhpho.to/33QgEao

Q: 2. How long does the chemical last once mixed?

A: According to the manufacturer, a mixed solution that is tightly capped and stored in an appropriate container can last for 8-12 weeks.

Q: 3. What's the best way to store already mixed solutions to prolong its use?

A: In dark chemistry bottles, such as the ones listed below; https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/search?Ntt=storage%20bottles&N=0&InitialSearch=yes&sts=ma

Q: 4. There are 3 powder bags in the Jobo Alpha kit. Does each bag make 2000 mL? Or Should I use all 3 bags to make 2000 mL?

A: The Jobo Alpha Black & White Film Developer Kit (6L) includes two parts of a developer. These parts need to be combined and will make a total of 6 liters of working developer. For the fixer, each bag makes 2 liters, for a total of 6 liters of fixer.

Q: 5. I have lots of old negatives and would like to know if I would be able to see them with the Kodak mobile film scanner?

A: You would be able to preview the negative prior to taking a shot with your phone.

Q: 6. I see everyone using the changing bag and basically doing this blind. What I wonder is can you just do it in lets say a closet with a safety bulb, kind of like a make shift dark room?

A: If you have access to a light tight space, you may load your film there instead of using a changing bag. Unfortunately, loading your film to a tank must been done in complete darkness, changing bag or light-tight room otherwise.

Q: 7. Will this kit only develop 8-10 rolls of 35mm for one time only or in one batch?

A: The following chemistry is designed to process approximately eight rolls of 35mm x 36 exp. or 120 film in one use. The only real way to check if you chemistry is still good from storage is to test it, just snip off a piece of film with the light to expose it, and place it in the developer. It should turn quickly.

Q: 8. What is the maximum weight it can support at full horizontal extension?

A: Film Devces does not provide a weight capacity on their travel boompole kit as this will securely hold the weight of just about any microphone boom pole that you can fit onto it.

Q: 9. Is the bottom of the pole threaded to accept a 1/4"-20 or 3/8"-16 screw?

A: There are no thread connections specified for the bottom of the Film Devices Microphone Travel Boompole Kit (Carbon Fiber). The mounting thread on the top of the pole is 1/4"-20 and can be expanded to 3/8"-16 with the included thread adapter.

Q: 10. can I use this kit to do a Cross Processing on slide films?

A: You could take an E6 film and cross process it with this C41 kit. The issue is that cross processing is all about trial and error and be open to see what happens. We cannot guarantee what results you will have, but it is a fun process to use. If you are open to wild and unpredictable results and are interested in DIY it would be something fun to try.