A complete kit for sulfur toning black & white prints, the Moersch MT3 Vario Sulphide Toner Kit #2 (5L)is a three solution kit from Moersch Photochemie. The odorless thiourea toner and activator are used for indirect sulfur toning in conjunction with the bleach concentrate solution. The ratios between the three chemicals can be adjusted to produce distinct effects and different color tones, ranging from bright yellow to gold-ochre, to reddish brown. The kit includes 250mL of toner and 1000mL of activator, which can produce 5L of working solution depending on desired dilution. The included 250mL of bleach concentrate makes 2.5-16L of working solution.

Odorless Thiourea Toner    Produces Yellow to Red-Brown Tones    Toner, Activator, and Bleach Included    Makes 5L of Toner and 2.5-16L of Bleach

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is the bag padded? Thank you

A: No pad at all, add your own padding if needed. It performs well anyway!

Q: 2. Does it require a bleach first or is this a direct toner?

A: This Moersch Photochemie MT2 Carbon Toner works if the paper is bleached first, especially if one wants to add toner to the white sections of a print. The toner will also work as a direct toner for a different effect.

Q: 3. How long is the strap? Can you sling across your body. How long is the strap?

A: The strap of the OverBoard Waterproof Dry Tube Bag, (5L, Black) is adjustable up to about 46"; a small person could sling it across their body.

Q: 4. How long is the shelf-life of the dry powder? I have powder from 15-20 yrs. ago and was wondering if I can still use it.

A: While dry powder has a long shelf life, I highly doubt that your 20 year old powder is any good.

Q: 5. can i use it with all black and white film?

A: Kodak Professional XTOL Film Developer is compatible with many black and white films. But since some films require specific developers, it would be impossible to say any one developer is compatible with all films.

Q: 6. How many rolls of b&w film can this 5L of Xtol develop?

A: It depends on the size of the tank you are using to process your film and the format as to how many rolls can it process. The instructions on this link give you some information on a break down of that, https://bhpho.to/3QPtt0f.

Q: 7. 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: 8. What is the IP rating of this bag?

A: It is rated at IP66.

Q: 9. What is new about this?

A: It is the same developer as before. Kodak recently change their internal catalog number.

Q: 10. Do you think it will fit a Nikon D810 with a Nikon 200-500?

A: I use it with Canon 7d and 24-105 zoom. Body is 6.5 in wide, 5 in tall and 7.5 from back of camera to front of lens. Ample room. Slightly wider or taller body would work and maybe 1.5 in longer lens would work too.