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- Universal powder developer
- For black and white film and paper
- Makes 1 L of developer
Foma universal developer 1L V70050
Product ID: 6064
SKU: 6064
Model: V70050
Ean: 8593346700502
Condition: New product
Manufacturer: FOMAPAN
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| Type of Product | Chemistry |
| Product type, category | For Darkroom |
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Product details
Foma Universal Developer is a two-component, normal-working powder developer for both film and paper. Foma Universal is a rather unique developer as it has dual use, it can be used to develop black and white photographic papers and films. This makes it a highly versatile developer for all your developing need.
Just like any other Foma developer, the preparation of the working solution is an easy task. The powder is dissolved in 800 ml of warm water (50 to 70 °C). The solution is then filled up with water to reach the final volume of 1 liter. The standard dilution for film is 1+3. When developing photographic papers, it is advised to not dilute the developer.
Just like any other Foma developer, the preparation of the working solution is an easy task. The powder is dissolved in 800 ml of warm water (50 to 70 °C). The solution is then filled up with water to reach the final volume of 1 liter. The standard dilution for film is 1+3. When developing photographic papers, it is advised to not dilute the developer.
