Paterson Chemicals.

[Keith Tapscott.]

According to a thread on the APUG forum, the range of Paterson B&W chemicals will be continued, but supply is not expected until the early part of the new year.
A new version of Aculux is expected for those who prefer to scan negatives for digital output is mentioned by Geoffrey Crawley in a recent issue of `The Amateur Photographer`.

[Ornello]

According to a thread on the APUG forum, the range of Paterson B&W chemicals will be continued, but supply is not expected until the early part of the new year.
A new version of Aculux is expected for those who prefer to scan negatives for digital output is mentioned by Geoffrey Crawley in a recent issue of `The Amateur Photographer`.

From Paterson:

"Hi Ornello
The chemistry is currently not available due to the unexpected closure of our contractors production plant. However we are now working with a new contactor and hope to have the black & white range in production again by the end of the year.

Regards
Roger Parry
Technical Manager"

[Keith Tapscott.]

According to a thread on the APUG forum, the range of Paterson B&W chemicals will be continued, but supply is not expected until the early part of the new year.
A new version of Aculux is expected for those who prefer to scan negatives for digital output is mentioned by Geoffrey Crawley in a recent issue of `The Amateur Photographer`.

From Paterson:

"Hi Ornello
The chemistry is currently not available due to the unexpected closure of our contractors production plant. However we are now working with a new contactor and hope to have the black & white range in production again by the end of the year.

Regards
Roger Parry
Technical Manager"

Just goes to show how reports differ, depending where the source of information comes from.
Cheers.

[Ornello]

According to a thread on the APUG forum, the range of Paterson B&W chemicals will be continued, but supply is not expected until the early part of the new year.
A new version of Aculux is expected for those who prefer to scan negatives for digital output is mentioned by Geoffrey Crawley in a recent issue of `The Amateur Photographer`.

From Paterson:

"Hi Ornello
The chemistry is currently not available due to the unexpected closure of our contractors production plant. However we are now working with a new contactor and hope to have the black & white range in production again by the end of the year.

Regards
Roger Parry
Technical Manager"

Just goes to show how reports differ, depending where the source of information comes from.
Cheers.

Seems to me that the info I got corresponds to what you posted: Paterson expects to have chemistry back into production by Dec 2006, which means that distribtuion will begin shortly thereafter, in Jan 2007.