Chemicals

Liquid Light is a gelatine-silver emulsion designed to be easily applied to any material. Use it to print photographs on wood, glass, ceramics, plastics, chinaware,...

Kodak T-Max Developer A conventional or push-process developer for use with T-MAX Films and most other black & white continuous-tone films. Chemistry Type: Film Developer...

Created for it's ease of mixing and renown for the quality, the C-41 Ultrafine Uniclor Kit gets you processing your own C-41 films in no...

Kodafix is a general purpose hardening fixer for films and papers. Chemistry Type: Fixer Powder/Liquid: Powder Material Weight: 1.54 lb (700g)

ILFORD ID-11 is a fine grain film developer for all general film processing requirements where fine grain negatives are required without loss of emulsion speed....

ILFORD ID-11 is a fine grain film developer for all general film processing requirements where fine grain negatives are required without loss of emulsion speed....

LegacyPro EcoPro BW Paper Developer is a liquid concentrate black and white print developer designed to maximize the paper's natural image property with rich blacks...

Hypo Clearing Agent (packet to make 5 Kodak Hypo Clearing TM ~ 5 gal.

Kodak D-76 for B&W film developer powder to make 1 gallon

XTOL developer is a two-part powder developer for processing Kodak and other manufacturers normally exposed, pushed, or pulled black-and-white films. Chemistry Type: Film Developer Powder/Liquid:...

RECORD is the basic fixer for all SPRINT SYSTEMS processes. RECORD works quicklywith a favorable pH to fix prints before thiosulfate absorbtion can reach damaging...

ILFORD WASHAID is a hypo-eliminator formulated to aid the efficient removal of the thiosulphate by-products of fixation by ion exchange. It is particularly useful in...

Kodak Indicator Stop Bath is a non-hardening, general- purpose stop bath for use with films and papers. It contains an indicator to signal exhaustion, and...

KODAK KODAFIX SOLUTION 1464080

The 32 oz Datatainer from Delta 1 is a brown chemical storage container made of opaque high-density plastic. The bottle features a memo area for...

Kodak Rapid Fixer is a fast acting liquid fixer, for machine, tray, or tank processing.For use with film and paper. Consists of two liquid concentrates:...

Photographers' Formulary Liquid Cyanotype is in convenient ready-to-use liquid form. This kit contains two solutions: A and B, as well as a small packet of...

Kodak Dektol Developer For producing neutral and cold-tone images on cold-tone papers and warm tons with warm-tone papers. High capacity Single powder for easy preparation...

Formulary's Hype Clear Agent aids in the archival process, based upon ion exchange: ions absorbed onto a solid film or paper can be replaced by...

ILFORD SIMPLICITY Film Stop Bath is a low odour, citric acid stop bath which stops further development of film when used as part of a...

Gum Arabic is a natural source of polysaccharides Gum Arabic is native to the Sahel bioregion in Africa Always Pure; Never any additives or fillers...

Processing ANY color negative film at home is easy with these 2 simple chemistry mixtures. No special equipment needed! Processing your own color film doesn't...

For general-purpose use with films such as Kodak T-MAX Professional, PLUS-X Pan, and TRI-X Pan Films; also for some spectroscopic films and plates. A favorite...

The Cinestill DF96 Developer and Fix Monobath is self-completing chemistry intended for developing black and white films. The DF96 doesn’t require any dilution and can...

Kodafix is a general purpose, single-solution hardening fixer for films and papers. Chemistry Type: Fixer Powder/Liquid: Liquid Liquid Volume: 32 fl oz (946.1ml)

ILFORD SIMPLICITY Film Developer is a liquid concentrate black & white film developer in an easy to use sachet.Each sachet contains the correct amount of...

Photographers' Formulary 10-0930 100G Overview This is 100g of Potassium Bromide from Photographers' Formulary. It is commonly used as a restrainer in developers, especially those...

Diafine is usable over a wide temperature range with one developing time for all films. Fast, medium and slow films can now be developed simultaneously...