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Concentrated phenidone-based black and white film developer makes 13.21 gallons for fine grain results and push processing
The Arista Premium Liquid Film Developer is a phenidone-based black and white film developer supplied as a five litre concentrate. It is designed for photographers who process film in a darkroom and want a single stock solution that can be diluted for multiple developing sessions. The formula is noted for fine grain quality and is particularly suitable for push processing workflows.
Before ordering, verify that your workflow can accommodate the recommended dilution ratios of 1:9 for standard use, 1:15 for low contrast film processing, or 1:7 for paper development. Accurate temperature control at 75 Degree F (24 Degree C) is required to achieve the stated processing times and contrast characteristics. Ensure you have suitable storage containers for the concentrate and mixed working solutions.
The concentrated formula yields up to 13.21 gallons of working solution, supporting sustained darkroom sessions without frequent replenishment. Development times of 6 to 8 minutes for films and 1.5 to 3 minutes for papers at the specified temperature provide repeatable performance across multiple batches. The phenidone base maintains stable activity throughout long processing runs, delivering predictable contrast and grain structure.
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The bottle contains concentrated phenidone-based black and white film developer; dilute it with water at the ratios below and you only need a stop bath and fixer to complete the process.
For film use 1:15 and develop 6-8 minutes at 75 °F (24 °C) for continuous tone; for paper use 1:7 and develop 1.5-3 minutes at the same temperature.
At the standard 1:9 dilution the 5 litre concentrate makes 13.21 gallons of working developer.
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