Ilford HP5 Plus 35mm 36 exposure
Refrigerated black-and-white staple for student assignments and push processing.
$9.75 per rollRochester black-and-white darkroom supply since 1998
Photo Source Book sells black-and-white film, darkroom paper, chemistry, archival sleeves, used enlarger parts, and supervised bench time for people who still need real materials to work correctly.
We serve Rochester-area film photographers, RIT and University of Rochester students, high school photo teachers, artists, archive staff, and returning darkroom workers rebuilding a home setup one tested part at a time.
The counter is built around materials Rochester darkrooms burn through: film in the fridge, paper that has not been cooked in a window, chemistry with clear dating, sleeves that fit archive boxes, and enlarger parts inspected before they earn a price tag.
Refrigerated black-and-white staple for student assignments and push processing.
$9.75 per rollMedium format rolls kept cold, rotated, and counted by box rather than guessed.
$8.95 per rollTwenty-five sheet pack for proofing, school darkrooms, and fast RC printing.
$28.50Boxed developer with freight dates watched during class-term spikes.
$13.25Standard fixer stock for home trays, teaching labs, and bench rental sessions.
$18.40Binder boxes, interleaving tissue, and sleeve packs for school files, archive handling, and print storage.
Priced by pack or boxInspected used items with a 7-day return window for enlarger fit and operation.
Priced by test resultIf it touches chemistry, paper, or light control, we check it before it goes on the shelf.
Black-and-white 35mm or 120 develop only is $8.00 per roll. Develop with contact sheet and standard scan is $18.00 per roll. Push or pull processing is $3.00 per stop.
Community darkroom bench rental is $16.00 per hour or $42.00 for a 3-hour block. First-time orientation is $25.00, credited against the first rental if booked the same week.
The D-76 and fixer cartons are marked with blue tape because black marker disappears under the amber safelight over the packing bench.
Photo Source Book opened in Rochester in 1998 as a printed parts-and-supply list for local darkrooms after several regional camera stores stopped carrying trays, safelights, and paper in depth. The business moved online early but kept the counter culture: practical advice, real stock counts, and no romance about tools that do not work.
Standard black-and-white processing is ready in 3 business days. Contact sheets add 1 business day during school term peaks in September, October, February, and March.
In-stock counter orders can be picked up the same day. Film and paper pickups stop 20 minutes before closing.
Questions and order details go to hello@photosourcebook.com. No contact form eats your film format, quantity, or school purchase-order number.