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=== Typical chemicals set for B&W print development === | === Typical chemicals set for B&W print development === | ||
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! Chemical !! Dilution !! Minimum processing time !! Capacity !! Buy !! Datasheet | |||
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| Ilford Multigrade Paper Developer || 1+9 (100ml to make 1L) || 1 min for RC paper, 2mins for FB papers || 1L can process 100 8x10" RC prints (or 50 FB prints) || [http://www.ag-photographic.co.uk/ilford-multigrade-paper-dev1l-597-p.asp Buy] || [http://www.ilfordphoto.com/Webfiles/2011427123181979.pdf Datasheet] | |||
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| Ilford Ilfostop || 1+19 (50ml to make 1L) || 10sec minimum || 1L can process 60 8x10" RC prints (or 30 FB prints) - turns purple when exhausted || [http://www.ag-photographic.co.uk/ilford-ilfostop-500ml-587-p.asp Buy] || [http://www.ilfordphoto.com/Webfiles/2011427101531770.pdf Datasheet] | |||
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| Ilford Rapid Fixer || 1+9 (100ml to make 1L) || 1 min for RC paper, 2mins for FB papers || 1L can process 80 8x10" RC prints (or 40 FB prints) || [http://www.ag-photographic.co.uk/ilford-rapid-fixer-1l-585-p.asp Buy] || [http://www.ilfordphoto.com/Webfiles/2006130218312091.pdf Datasheet] | |||
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As of May 2016, the above can be bought at [http://www.ag-photographic.co.uk/ Ag Photographic] for around £33 including delivery. You normally only need to mix up around 1L of each at a time, and stop bath & fixer can be stored and reused as long as they're not exhausted, see datasheets for details. | As of May 2016, the above can be bought at [http://www.ag-photographic.co.uk/ Ag Photographic] for around £33 including delivery. You normally only need to mix up around 1L of each at a time, and stop bath & fixer can be stored and reused as long as they're not exhausted, see datasheets for details. | ||
