ADOX Scala Reversal Kit for B and W Slide Processing - makes 2 Liters

Key Features
- Tailored to work perfectly with Adox SCALA films
- Comprehensive Brochure included with the kit
- Simple & Straightforward 1+1 dilution
- Up to 8 weeks storage time of the diluted components
- Up to 16 weeks of storage time of opened bottles
- Very good DMAX (deep blacks), Low DMIN (no base fog)
- Little to none emulsion lift off
- Dichromate-free eco-friendly bleach bath
OVERVIEW
The ADOX Scala Kit only has two parts (plus an optional clear bath), radically simplifying the black&white reversal process. Simply mix the developer and bleach 1+1 with water, and get going!
The ADOX innovation in the new Scala Process is the complete avoidance of dichromates and other corrosives. This is the only reversal kit which can be shipped worldwide. Another achievement after three years of R&D is the very stable liquid bleach. Even in diluted form it can be stored for up to 8 weeks. You can really process the promised 8 rolls of film with this kit, without having to fear the bleach getting exhausted before you shoot all the rolls. Opened, but undiluted bleach stays good for up to 16 weeks.
Scala Advantages
The kit can reverse ANY b&w film, but only films with a elevated silver content and a clear base will create truly beautiful slides. Most films have a grey-ish base, which means the highlights of the slides will not be very brilliant. The kit has been tailored to work perfectly with Adox SCALA films, and CMS 20 II looks great when reversed too. The first developing time for CMS 20 II is 12 Minutes at 24°C.
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| Chemistry Type | BW Film Developer |
| Powder/Liquid | 2 x 1000ml Liquid bottles<br>1 x Powder bag</br> |
- 2 x 1000ml liquid concentrates (makes 2,000ml working solution)
- 1x powder bag (makes 2,000ml of clear bath)
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Why did my Adox Scala 160 black-and-white reversal film come out completely black?
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