
Key Features
- Kodak Professional DEKTOL Developer
- Powder B&W Paper Developer
- Neutral/Cold Tones, With Cold-Tone Paper
- Ideal For Tray-Processing
- Provides Warm-Tones With Warm Paper
Overview
The Kodak Professional DEKTOL Paper Developer (To Make 1 Gal) is a standard, black & white paper-developer, for tray-processing, by Kodak. The DEKTOL packet provides you with enough chemistry, to produce one gallon, of working solution. The DEKTOL Paper Developer, is an all-around developer, & is suitable for a variety of different paper-types. The developer is designed to produce cold, to neutral tones, with cold-tone papers, or warm-tones, with warm paper. Its design, offers high capacity, with a set development-rate, for batch-printing sessions.
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| Chemistry Type | Paper Developer |
| Powder/Liquid | Powder |
| Material Weight | 1 x 1.21 lb / 551 g |
- Kodak Professional DEKTOL Paper Developer (To Make 1 Gallon)
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