Price Volume Mix Calculation Stock Solution

Always dependable results. Easy to mix and store stock solution.

I don't develop frequently and therefore like this developer for its convenience as it allows me to mix one shot working solution for just the amount of volume I need, instead of having to make large volume and then throw it away if unused for a while.

Super easy to mix. Stock solution lasts for months. Mixed solution is good for 30-50 rolls. Clears film quickly.

Have you been dreaming of grainy as sandpaper, straight monotone images? Does you think zones 2-9 are for chumps? Do you fantasize about becoming a dreamier Jacob Aue Sobol? Look no further than devleoping your film with Dektol. Yeah, I said Dektol. The paper developer. The one you're reading reviews for, this one. Keep up.Here's what you're going to do. 1. Mix yourself up some stock solution, 2. Dilute that stock solution, 3. Develop your business for some minutes, 4. Mix, fix, wash n' rinse.Don't believe me? Google it, punk. Google it and weep.

I have many types of batteries and lots of chargers but this solution is the best - 1 charger - many plates for different batteries - mix and match even!

Tight, responsive bas! Easy to mix in at the right volume and crossover level. Exactly what I wanted and expected from Klipsch

Need low volume adds to 2.5 gallon tank proportional to remaining mix. Easy fill, clean pour. And EASY RINSE CLEAN!

I try to mix it up and use a different stock every time, sometimes expired, sometimes experimenting with pushing/pulling, but when I'm shooting something I care about and it has to be good, I always come back to ol' reliable, Portra 160.

ID-11 is easy to mix. It produces excellent negatives using it as stock, or diluted 1:1 or 1:2. I have used it all three ways and been very satisfied each time.

While it's not quite as simple to mix as other paper developers, it's well worth the extra effort. Just make sure you mix the stock solution within 6 months.