The perfect starter kit for anyone wanting to home develop black & white film Everything required to process 2 rolls of film Contains ILFORD Simplicity Film Processing Starter Pack All essential Paterson film processing equipment Convenient and...

ILFORD ID-11 is widely regarded as the industry standard powder developer. Catering for general, scientific and technical photography, this popular film developer produces excellent results with all black & white films. ID-11 gives the...

ILFORD ID-11 is widely regarded as the industry standard powder developer. Catering for general, scientific and technical photography, this popular film developer produces excellent results with all black & white films. ID-11 gives the...

ILFORD ILFOSOL 3 black and white film developer is an enhanced formulation of the one-shot, general-purpose, liquid black and white film developer - ILFOSOL S. ILFOSOL 3 developer is particularly suited for use with medium and slow speed films such as...

ILFORD MULTIGRADE developer. MULTIGRADE is a rapid liquid concentrate dimezone-s/hydroquinone developer suitable for the dish/tray developing of all black and white photographic papers both resin coated and traditional fibre based, FB ones. It is usually...

ILFORD RAPID FIXER is a non-hardening rapid fixer supplied as a liquid concentrate that is diluted with water for use. It is easy and convenient to use in the temperature range of 18-40ºC (66-104ºF) for fixing black and white film and paper in all manual...

ILFORD RAPID FIXER is a non-hardening rapid fixer supplied as a liquid concentrate that is diluted with water for use. It is easy and convenient to use in the temperature range of 18-40ºC (66-104ºF) for fixing black and white film and paper in all manual...

Liquid concentrate, black & white film fixer in a convenient, single-use SIMPLICITY sachet. Fixes the development of 2 x 35mm (135) film or 1 roll of 120 film in a 2-reel developing tank. Liquid concentrate film fixer Convenient,...

Low odour, liquid concentrate, citric acid stop bath in a convenient, single-use SIMPLICITY sachet. Stops the development of 2 x 35mm (135) film or 1 roll of 120 film in a 2-reel developing tank. Liquid concentrate film stop bath Convenient,...

The Simplicity Wetting Agent sachet will process 2 x 35mm or 1 x 120 films when mixed with water to make 600ml of working solution. Note this can be used up to 8 times before disposal. Non-ionic wetting agent used as a final rinse to aid rapid, even...

ILFORD WASHAID is a hypo-eliminator formulated to aid the efficient removal of the thiosulphate by-products of fixation by ion exchange. It is particularly useful in speeding up the washing of fibre based papers and is designed to be used with...

Kodak D-76 is the classic B&W film developer.  This package makes 3.8L or 1 Gallon for us Americans.  Yields full emulsion speed and good shadow detail with normal contrast and moderately fine grain. It gives excellent development...

The standard in BW paper developers by Kodak. Kodak's standard developer for tray processing Produces neutral or cold tones with cold-tone papers and warm tones with warm- tone papers Offers high capacity and uniform development rate Also for use...

Kodak Professional Fixer is a general-purpose hardening fixer for use with both black and white film and paper. Its powder formula has a long shelf life and mixes to make 1 gallon of working solution from 24.7 oz of concentrate.

KODAK PROFESSIONAL XTOL Developer is a two-part powder developer for processing Kodak and other manufacturers’ normally exposed, pushed, or pulled black-and-white films. It offers full emulsion speed and easy mixing, and can be used as both a...

A simple chemical test to determine if a fixing bath is exhausted. Add a few drops and see if you see some milky trails.  If so time for some new fix. To make 100 ml of stock solution. 

FREE SHIPPING USA ONLY - If you are international please contact for shipping. Our very own C-41 development kit this one is makes 2 liters of chemistry.  This kit gives you all the chemicals needed to develop your own color negative film or select...