Response to NEED HELP DEVELOPING FILM 70+ YEARS OLD!

I second the recommendation for Photographer's Formulary chemistry. I have a commercial black-and-white lab I run in my spare (ha!) time, and just two weeks ago a customer brought in some old 120 Tri-X and T-Max 100 he found in a shoe box in his closet. I developed it in the Formulary's BW-44 film developer, and the images were beautiful. The Tri-X turned out to be about 20 years old. No problem printing any of the images. They were his children on a trip to Disneyland. The children are now grown with their own families, and they have new images of themselves as youths. Go for it in the divided D-76. Good

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