Kodak D-76 Developer Powder, B and W Film 1 Gallon

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I have been using this developer off and on for a few years now, and it has never let me down! It is relatively inexpensive, and as another reviewer mentioned it does have a decent shelf-life. USAGE If your film is not mentioned on the back for development times, a quick Google search will turn up several tables that almost cover every popular film on the market for this specific developer. Mix with mildly hot distilled water, and let sit for 24 hrs. Store in an opaque container. Once mixed, it stores for about 6 months or until it has "turned". RESULTS I always seem to have great results with this developer, and I have added two scans to the product images, of negatives developed and scanned at home. These were in fact my first ever self-developed negatives, so if I could do it as a beginner, this shouldn't intimidate you at all! Combined with the right film, this solution is very forgiving for beginners, and shouldn't leave you with terrible negatives that might discourage! Common opinion says that Xtol is the better developer, and I do have to agree. That said, D-76 is definitely a good developer, and I continue to keep it on hand!

D-76 has been around longer than I have. I used it in middle school, high school and college, and now that I am a professional photographer I still use it. It is one of the best general developers around. Digital is great, but black and white film still has a look that is different than digital. My clients can connect to the certain feel that black and white film offers. My local camera shop has a few packages of film they are asking 12 dollars ( which is crazy expensive). On Amazon I can get it for 5 to 6 dollars and it works great. I buy 2 or 3 at a time, because the price is so much better than I can get in town and in powder form it will last a long time. Once I mix it to liquid I use it that day or the next. Generally with 120 or 4x5, t-max or Rolling retro 400 film. Pros: Cheap and it works Cons: None

I was introduced to Kodak D-76 back in the 1970`s, still a great developer. At times one can not find "Rodinal" my go to developer and now "Mr. B&H" will not ship rodinal for what ever reason, so I buy from "Free Style", and if they don`t have any I turn to "AMOZON". Always a good choice. I use it 1 to 14, about 12min. Just opened a package last month, don`t need the full package, I give the package a good shake for several min. divide in half on a good set of scales, mix up half, the rest go`s into zip-lock bag, then into the bottom of our refrig. will keep for several month if sealed up tight. I shoot mostly Ilford films, Delta 100, HP-5.

This makes a whole gallon of stock solution; keep in mind that most black and white filmstocks use 1:1 stock solution to water mixture for their development sheets, meaning you end up with 2 gallons of film developer or more. I have used stock solution and successfully developed many rolls, but would highly recommend following box instructions on development until you know what you're doing - besides, the real value in this quantity is just how many rolls you're able to develop, so don't be dumb like me to save a couple minutes of development time. Be prepared to develop a lot of film or measure out and store powder for later!

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works well as a developer, my film comes out nice and sharp. I usually follow the ilford chart for dev time.

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Product arrived as scheduled and as described. Package well. Overall good purchase experience

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