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17-09-11, 02:49
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film developing chemicals...
hi everyone,
i am new to the world of film photography. This question is really pointed at suppliers or people in australia to comment on i spose. correct me if im wrong. Where can i buy developing chemicals in melbourne or even all over australia???? cheers rusty 
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19-09-11, 16:32
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Hi Rusty
This forum does not have many film users, I think (!) I am the only one who pops in regularly...you'd find much more advice at the Analog Photography Users Group: http://www.apug.org Also using Google tends to be a first port of call...a few seconds found me this: http://silvermine.org.au/wiki/Analogue_Photography Alex
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08-11-11, 18:41
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B/W Chemicals
Fotospeed do an excellent range of chemicals. They operate from Corsham,
Wiltshire, in the U.K. but I think that they have worldwide outlets. They also produce an excellent catalogue of products including those that can be used for self-coating emulsion.
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