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November 16th 06, 07:43 PM
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Acutol.
Years ago, the literature for Acutol mentioned the inclusion of Hydroquinone
and Metol, in the "Film Developing Cook Book" by Steve Anchell & Bill Troop, it mentions Phenidone. Now I`m confused by this statement, is Acutol MQ, PQ or MPQ? 
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November 17th 06, 12:39 PM
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Acutol.
Isn't there a distinction between Acutol and Acutol S in Anchell?
"Foto`s in Monochrome" wrote in message ... Years ago, the literature for Acutol mentioned the inclusion of Hydroquinone and Metol, in the "Film Developing Cook Book" by Steve Anchell & Bill Troop, it mentions Phenidone. Now I`m confused by this statement, is Acutol MQ, PQ or MPQ?
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November 17th 06, 01:52 PM
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Acutol.
"Lew" wrote in message ... Isn't there a distinction between Acutol and Acutol S in Anchell? In terms of developer components, `perhaps` which is what I would like clarified. Acutol-S was designed as an alternative to D-76/ID-11 and Microphen, Acutol is non-solvent and designed for high definition with films in the ISO 25 to 200 speed group although some use it with success in for higher speed group films. I never liked Acutol-S very much ( I prefered D-76) but like Acutol. Thanks for replying.
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November 19th 06, 05:55 PM
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Acutol.
Foto`s in Monochrome wrote: "Lew" wrote in message ... Isn't there a distinction between Acutol and Acutol S in Anchell? In terms of developer components, `perhaps` which is what I would like clarified. Acutol-S was designed as an alternative to D-76/ID-11 and Microphen, Acutol is non-solvent and designed for high definition with films in the ISO 25 to 200 speed group although some use it with success in for higher speed group films. I never liked Acutol-S very much ( I prefered D-76) but like Acutol. Thanks for replying. Acutol-S and Acutol are totally different products. The former was a powdered solvent developer; the latter is a liquid acutance developer. The formulas are nothing alike.
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