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THE BRITISH JOURNAL PHOTOGRAPHIC ALMANAC, 1941. 148/9


An Inexpensive Fine-grain Developer. The following is an inexpensive fine-grain...

Ilford ID-36 Universal M.Q. Developer

This is a universal developer that can be used with films, plates and papers. Highly recommended for...

Ilford's ID-13 H.Q.-caustic Developer

This developer is for dish processing of high contrast graphic arts films and plates where maximum contrast.....

Ilford ID-11 Fine Grain Developer

A Metol-hydroquinone (M.Q.) borax developer for use with films and plates. Gives fine grain without any loss in....

ILFORD FILM DEVELOPER ID-1

An obsolete pyro-soda type developer for tray developing of slower films. This contains two stock solution recipes...

Here are some more recipes. Ilford this time. Mix chems in the order given and exercise caution when mixing chemistry. And have fun.


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Here are a couple of old Gevaert Film Developer Recipes I got from an old Amphoto Processing Data Book. As usual, mix chemicals in the order given...

Here are some Ansco film developer recipes not already published here on APUG that I could find.

In all recipes, dissolve chemicals in the order...

From the 1928 British Journal Photographic Almanac, whether the unit of volume is UK or US isn't given.

Eastman Kodak Research Fine Gran Developer....

during and after W.W.II. photographers in the Czech Republic suffered from lack of fresh films - in fact one wasn't able to buy anything else than...