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Hello I've got a Nikon D60 and the battery charger is a 240v wall charger, if I wanted to use this charger on a 12v car battery via a 12 - 240v inverter what wattage inverter would I need to run this charger? Thanks

and wear decent footwear, footwear you can run in, and run faaaaast;)

Who would you say holds the copyright to a picture when it was taken by one person useing another persons camera and downloaded to their computer

Three photo's from a roll of Kodak T-Max 100 developed in Rodinal for 5:45s

Thanks for all the replies, I now know what i've got to do :thumbs:

No, it's not exhausted. it's been stored as I bought it about 18 months ago after I used it a couple of times, since then it's been sealed in it's container undiluted. I've now got a couple of films to develop and I don't want to ruin them with a fixer that does'nt work.

Thanks for the replies. I don't think I made myself clear, the fixer has not been used over and over again and is exhausted, it has'nt been diluted and used at all, I diluted as much has I needed and used it as a one shot fixer.

Does fixer go off as developer does or will it be ok after about 18 months, it's Ilford Rapid Fixer by the way :thumbs:

Realy like the prefect pic :thumbs:

There's also film-photography.org http://film-photography.org/forums/ They seem more laid back on there than FADU, never been on APUG thou

He'll have forgotten all about this thread by now any way:|

Looking at the developer it says "use by sept 2011" Whoops, it's now gone down the drain It was fotospeed FD10 diluted 1:9 for 6 mins

Ilford rapid fixer at 1:9 ratio for 5 mins

I'me almost certain the chemicals were in the right order, the developer is orange colour and the fixer is clear so difficult to get in the wrong order

No, nothing at all no frame numbers either