Ilford Perceptol Developer (Powder) for Black and White Film - Makes 1 Liter
Key Features
- Ilford Perceptol Developer Powder
- For B&W films
- Fine grain & excellent image quality
- Used at slow end of exposure range
- Optimum results from high-resolution lenses
- Delivers consistency throughout its working life
- Dilutes 1+3 or 1+1
- For regular tray & tank use
Overview
When it comes to developing black-and-white films with stunning image quality and fine grain, the Ilford Perceptol Developer (Powder) for Black and White Film (Makes 1 Liter) is a must-have for every film developer. Unlike conventional fine grain developers, the Ilford Perceptol Developer provides outstanding results with any film or lens combination, which is essential for obtaining high-quality texture and definition. This powder developer is prepared for regular tray and tank use, and can be further diluted 1+3 or 1+1 for those who prefer to use fresh solution every time.
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