Re: alternative darkroom chemistry

Well, you could check http://www.heylloyd.com/technicl/bulkchem.htm, which has
some good ideas.

Personally, Stop is one of the least expensive chemicals that I use. I believe
that you could use vinegar, but you'll need to monitor its capacity. I would
guess that you will spend more on vinegar than a bottle of indicator stop in
the long run.

Cheers -

george

--- Jeremy Siemens <jaramecium@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Hi everyone,
>
> While we're still talking about darkroom chemistry...
> just wondering if anyone has tried using vinegar as a
> stop bath in the darkroom. Obviously there would be
> no colour change when the pH gets too high, but I
> don't process large volumes of prints at any given
> time so I can't see this being a problem.
>
> I'm partly asking this is because I'm interrested in
> alternative photography, but mostly because I want to
> have a low-budget darkroom. If anyone knows of any
> websites or has any hot tips on how to cut costs
> without compromising quality, your assistance would be
> appreciated.
>
> -Jeremy
>
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Received on Thu Dec 20 11:38:36 2001