Supplies you will need

Film (your choice)
	Kodak Tri-X ISO 400. Developing times given in class handout. - $5	Ilford HP5+ ISO 400. You need to find your own developing times. - $5	Kodak Plus-X ISO 125. Developing times given in class handout. - $6	Ilford FP4+ ISO 125. You need to find your own developing times. - $5
Film Developer(your choice)
for more thoughts on developers, go here...	Kodak D-76 - the classic standard.  Makes 1 gallon stock solution. Use straight or diluted 1:1. My handout gives times for developing in D-76 1:1. - $6	Kodak HC110 - long lasting and low cost per roll. Stock solution requires a 1/2-gallon jug. Can be used very diluted. - $14	Kodak XTOL - low grain, high speed, awkward to mix (makes 5 Liters) I use it diluted 1:1 for 7 min. at 68 F for Tri-X shot at 200. - $10.
Print Developer
	Kodak Dektol - makes 1 gallon stock.  Get a gallon jug in which to store it. -$6.
Fixer
	Ilford Rapid Fixer 1-Liter. Use film strength at 6:24 and store in a quart/liter jug - $9
Stop bath
	Kodak Indicator Stop bath. No jug needed (mix 2 oz. per gallon and toss when done) - $7
Wash Aid
	Perma Wash 1 qt. bottle. No jug needed (mix 3/4 oz per quart and toss when done) - $13
Drying aid
	Kodak Photo Flo (get small bottle - it goes a long way) No jug needed. - $8
Jugs				Useful Measurements: 29.6 milliliters = 1 fluid ounce 1 gallon = 128 fl. ounces 1 quart = 32 fluid ounces 1 liter = 0.95 quart
	1-quart storage bottle. (A liter is 0.95 quart - close enough so that this can be used to store 1-liter solutions. There are 32 fluid ounces in a quart. - $2.50. Get one for rapid fixer. Get five more if you are using Xtol film developer.	1-gallon storage bottle. (4 liters is 1.06 gallons) One gallon is 4 quarts. -$4 Get one for Dektol paper developer, and one for D-76 film developer if you are using that.	1/2-gallon storage bottle - $3 Get one if you use HC110 film developer.
Printing Paper
	Ilford Multigrade IV RC (resin coated). We'll start with this easy to process RC paper but end the class using fiber based paper. - $18/25 sheet package. Get two.	Ilford Multigrade IV Fiber Base paper. The destination for the class, but requires MUCH more processing time. Fiber based paper is the museum standard.- $80/100 sheet box. Get one.
Tanks and reels
	This is a kit from Calumet that includes a 2-reel tank, two reels, and negative sleeves. Unfortunately you will be able to only develop one roll of film at a time if you follow my instructions. - Kit $89	I prefer to develop 3 rolls at a time in a four-reel tank like this one. I still use 4 reels leaving the last one empty for extra air space. - $34	The best reels are made by Hewes, but have become terribly expensive. - $36 each from Calumet. You might find good deals on used tanks and reels.	Plastic tanks and reels are acceptable. Patterson, JOBO, and Samigon make good ones. Around $30-$50. Get two reels (some kits come with only one).
Negative sleeves
	Printfile negative sleeves model 35-7B or similar (i.e. Calumet #AD1025).  These hold 35 exposures and the entire sheet can be printed on one 8x10 sheet of photo paper (unlike the kind that hold film sideways. $7 for 25 pages
Thermometer (pick one)
	This is the best thermometer - a Kodak Deluxe Darkroom Thermometer for $39.	You can get by with the less expensive Kodak Darkroom thermometer for $14 if it's still available.
Dust control (pick one)
	Falcon Dustoff or similar compressed air can. $10	Staticmaster brush for stubborn dust (Optional - probably not necessary for this class) - $24
Spotting dye (pick one)			There are other products that will work equally well. I use Spotone #3, but it appears to be gone from the market.
	Marshall Spot-All for spotting out dust spots on your finished prints. - $5	A kit of Marshall Spot-All for various paper colors. Usually though just neutral black is OK. - Kit $9
Dry mounting tissue
	Bienfang/Seal 8x10 Colormount dry mounting tissue. Will mount both RC and fiber papers. $13 for 25 sheets. Not required for class, but might be nice.	Bienfang/Seal 8x10 Archival Mount. Another option. $40/100 sheets. Not required.

Most of these items can be purchased from Freestyle Photographic Supplies (Hollywood, CA),  Calumet Photo (near Chicago),  or B&H Photo (NY). Close to Athens, Midwest Photo Exchange (Columbus) may have many of these items. Second-hand film developing equipment (tanks, reels, etc.) may be found elsewhere at reasonable prices.

Footnote: Unfortunately many items from Calumet have increased dramatically in price, and many needed items now have 1-3 week lead times.   Calumet has gone out of business.