Introduction and contents
The focus of 8x11film.com was state of the art technologies for developing black and white films - for all sizes of film and especially for miniature, subminiature and ultraminiature photography. The name 8x11 refers to the size of the legendary Minox cameras frame: 8 mm x 11 mm.
The company was founded by Marcus-Michael Dunkmann in
partnership with SPUR - Schain & Partners to offer a range of films in Minox
format along with high quality developers.
8x11film.com has creased trading. Since 2009 Marcus Dunkmann is the owner of a
photography shop in Aurich, German.
In a joint venture with Jobo and Minox, 8x11film.com designed a reel for Minox film. This under went extensive testing and trials with a number of novice users with great success. The 8x11 Jobo reel replaces the Minox produced bakelite daylight developing tank, which ceased production in 2002.
8x11film also supplied photographic paper, developers, 35mm and 120 film and the full range of Minox products.
Copex & Spur Nanospeed
Imagelink & Spur Imagespeed
Ilford Delta 100
Kodak Tmax 400
8x11 Slide Film
Adox
Spur HRX
Spur SLD
8x11film Developing Reel
Sensia
Minocolor Vario Pro