
Key Features
- Film Developer 250ML
- Will make 12.5 liters
- Environmentally Friendly
- Vitamin C and Phenidone base
- High dilution
- Liquid film developer with a very long shelf life
OVERVIEW
The Flic Film Black, White and Green Developer is a very environmentally friendly developer that can safely be flushed down the drain or into your septic system without guilt or harm. The active developer is Vitamin C and the superadditive is Phenidone, long known as a low toxin developer. The developers are carried in an alkaline solution that is commonly used for a hand cream emulsifier and a pH balancer in shampoo.
Shelf life is very long. It is a high concentration developer that is diluted 1:49 and can be mixed as needed. The development times are the same as Kodak D-76 1:2.
This comes in a 250ml bottle which will make 12.5 liters of working solution with a total capacity of 50 rolls of film.
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developer attributes
| Chemistry Type | Film Developer |
| Powder/Liquid | Liquid |
- Flic Film Black, White, and Green Film Developer 250ML
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