Flic Film Quintol Neutral Tone Paper Developer 1L

Flic Film Quintol Neutral Tone Paper Developer 1l

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Flic Film Quintol Neutral Tone Paper Developer 1Lis a traditional style paper developer that makes one liter of stock solution, which can be diluted according to the desired contrast and tone of the print. The stock solution may be kept for 6 months in a fully stoppered bottle. The development times are the same as those for Kodak Dektol.

For Black & White Darkroom Prints Makes Up to 1 Liter of Stock Solution Stock Solution Keeps Up to 6 Months Development Times Same as Kodak Dektol

Parameters
Chemistry Type	Paper Developer
Powder/Liquid	Powder
Material Weight	5.3 oz / 150 g
Packaging Info
Package Weight	0.335 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	7.85 x 4.9 x 0.6"

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Where do you get cine film developed?

A: B&H offes Store drop off film developing services. There are also multiple photo labs that provide this service. I would recomend reserching for ECN-2 Process photo labs near you.

Q: 2. Can I use this developer to process Kodak Technical Pan?

A: Yes, Rollei Supergrain Film Developer will work to process Kodak Techincal Pan.

Q: 3. What is the temperature range of the controller? Can it maintain 68 F, for black and white processing?

A: The manufacture does not list the temperature the heater works with but it is for processing so the Flic Film Precision Temperature Water Bath should be fine for regulating at 68 F. But note it does not have a cooler only a heater. So if the room you are in is over 68 degrees that could be an issue.

Q: 4. Are these tongs made of wood?

A: No, the Flic Film Bamboo Print Tongs (Set of 3) is made of bamboo, which is technically a type of grass.

Q: 5. What’s the shelf life for the concentrate? When does it expire?

A: Each bottle has a different exp date when purchased but typically will last about 2 years in a well sealed bottle.

Q: 6. Is this chemistry for movie films like 250D or 500T?

A: Yes, the Flic Film ECN-2 8-Roll Home Processing Kit (0.5L) is the correct development kit for all Kodak Vision 3 cinema films.

Q: 7. Is this DX coded? (I'm want to use it in a point-and-shoot).

A: No, the Flic Film Vision3 250D Cine Film (35mm Roll Film) does not have the DX encoding. However, you can still use this film on a point and shoot film camera.

Q: 8. Does this have the anti-halation remjet layer on it?

A: Yes, Flic Film Vision3 250D Cine Film has the Remjet anti-halation backing.

Q: 9. What are the inside dimensions of the tank?

A: According to the manufacturer, the interior dimensions of the Flic Film Precision Temperature Water Bath are 12" (30.48 cm) long, 6.25"(15.87 cm) wide, and 4.25" (10.8 cm) deep.

Q: 10. What is the dilution ratio from concentrate when developing 100 Tmax and 400 Tmax? Also what is a standard development time?

A: Click the link below to view the Kodak product sheet showing dilution and dev tiems; https://imaging.kodakalaris.com/sites/uat/files/wysiwyg/pro/chemistry/j24.pdf

Sammy :)	28/09/2024
[Powder] The only other b&w developer i've ever used was kodak d76, and this performs just as well, if not better, for only $7 a pack. Very contrasty and cinematic look that I LOVE. 5

Jeffery	21/09/2024
[Powder] The competition is tough, so this is the D96 for you for toning down high contrast. 5

Jane	16/09/2024
[0.335 lb] Easy to make; easy to use. 5

Salvador	15/08/2024
[Paper Developer] This developer gives your negatives the feeling of motion picture , it is very sharp and good tonality on Kodak TX 400.. Soon I will try with Cinestill BwXX 5

Christopher	04/08/2024
[Paper Developer] I use this to push HP5 film two stops to 1600. The results are very clean, with small grain and good dynamic range. The grain is there for sure, but it is much “nicer” than when you push with a lot of other developers (like mono baths). The price seems fair on this product as well. Overall, very satisfied. 5

David	14/07/2024
[0.335 lb] One bath and no issues with temperature of time. It's a breeze and it produces great negs with moderate contrast. 5

Nikoloz	23/06/2024
[Powder] Best developer for pushing 5

Johnny Martyr	18/06/2024
[Powder] I've been processing TMAX 100 (rated at 100 or 400), Tri-X (rated at 400 or 1600), TMAX P3200 (usually rated at 6400) and Delta 3200 (usually rated at 6400) in Kodak HC110b for over a decade. The 2019 reformulation worried me but besides a little crystal formation at bottom of the bottle once opened for a few months, it performs as well as the good old syrup concentrate. Best of all, I use all the same temps and times. The new formula produces the high acutance and rich tones with easy use that HC110 has been known for since 1962! 5

Jeff	13/06/2024
[Powder] I bought this to develop Delta 3200 film that has been pushed to extreme limits. I shot a roll of 35mm Delta 3200 at ISO 10000 and was amazed at how clear and sharp the images turned out. It is clear from the results of this first roll of Delta 3200, that I could have gone even farther pushing this film...and will do so and the next available opportunity. The developer is easy to mix and works great. I recommend. 5

Chris	08/06/2024
[Paper Developer] This is so much better then the canister squeeze contraption. I dont like these reload canisters, but this quick pic is the best way to open flic film canisters. I have LOTS of flic film and now feel comfortable shooting it because i can open the canisters. When you use the pic twist it and listen for the snap. Thats important for both tabs on the canister. 5