This 1-liter bottle of Bergger Superfine Film Developer 1L for Photographyis a full-range black & white film developer that allows you to take advantage of the entire spectrum of film tonality. It develops the highlights without excessive clipping, maintains full detail in the shadows, and provides particular acuity and sharpness. This unique developer lowers film sensitivity by one stop, and is ideally suited for low sensitivity emulsions from 25 to 200 ISO.

Liquid Black & White Film Developer    Ideal for Slow or Overexposed Film    Ultrafine Grain    1+4 Dilution

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What's the size of this package? What's the weight? Because will travel by air!

A: The package for Ilford ID-11 Film Developer Powder for Black & White Film (Makes 5L) is approximately 1.3 lbs. The dimensions being 8.39 x 5.51 x 2.36 inches.

Q: 2. Is the current batch problem free? Some people mentioned that the batch 2019/08/09 has some issues.

A: To our knowledge, there have been no issues reports with the current batch of this chemistry.

Q: 3. How many rolls of 35mm can each bottle develop?

A: The following makes a 1 gallon develop fix which will accommodate 10-13 rolls of film.

Q: 4. How does this compare to the original HC110, are the dilutions from concentrate the same?

A: The dilution is not exactly the same as the original. The best thing is to do a test run or two to hone in on the best mix, time and temp for the film you are using.

Q: 5. How many rolls can it develop in total?

A: The amount of rolls you can develop would depend on the film format and the size of the tank being used.

Q: 6. Is Rollei Supergrain considered a one-shot developer?

A: Yes. Rollei Supergrain Film Developer is considered a one shot developer.

Q: 7. Can this developer (D-76) be used for one time or for few rolls of film?

A: I use it in a 5 roll can then throw it out. I do use my film Fix again as paper fix if its not more than a couple of days between uses

Q: 8. 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

Q: 9. Can I use this developer to process Kodak Technical Pan?

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

Q: 10. To mix D-76 you put all the contents of the package in 1 gallon of water to make the stock solution, correct? Then when it comes time to develop a roll of film, do you dilute the stock solution? Do you reuse this developer after you develop 1 roll of film or do you discard? Thank you!

A: Hi, Arlen:You can either dilute the stock dilution 1+1 with water or use it straight. My preference for roll film is to use it straight, although I know that some photographers use it diluted. I dilute this developer 1+1 when I develop 4x5 film.Remember that D-76 reduces the film speed by almost 1 stop. For instance, when I shoot Kodak T-max 400, I shoot at 320. For 35 mm film, my developer of choice is Kodak XTol because in my experience it doesnt reduce the speed film, so I can shoot at 400 ASA. These are my personal preferences, and they work for me. Other photographers may think otherwise. May you have any other questions, dont hesitate to ask.