This 12 oz bottle of Arista Liquid Paper Developer is a simple and efficient solution for processing both resin coated and fiber base black & white photographic papers. The developer is characterized by its wide latitude for handling various contrasts, as well as its neutral image tone so as not to affect the image paper or toner choice. This bottle should be diluted at 1:9 in order to make 1 gal of working solution.

For Processing RC and Fiber Paper Types    Wide Latitude    Produces Neutral Image Tone    To Make 1 gal

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What other developer will this compare to? Is it similar to Dektol or Bromophen?

A: In terms of results, yes the Arista Premium Powder Paper Developer (To Make 1 gal) is similar to Dektol. But Dektol is not Hypoallergenic.

Q: 2. How long does a partly used bottle last on shelf at 68 degrees?

A: A partly used Arista Liquid Paper Developer needs to be stored in a bottle with no air. The bigger the area with air, the faster the developer will oxidize and not work anymore. A half bottle would last about three weeks. As the developer turns orange brown it loses its effectiveness.

Q: 3. Arista 76 film developer powder. I need developing times for FP-4, FP-5 Plus X, Trix 35mm and 120?.

A: This should be used the same way as Kodak D-76. At 1+1 Dilution Both Ilford FP4 Plus 35mm and Ilford HP5 Plus 35mm are 11 minutes. You can see details on developing times for the Ilford FP4 Plus here. https://bhpho.to/3jm4TSg. And details for the Ilford HP5 Plus here https://bhpho.to/2YKT3rw For Kodak Professional Tri-X 400 a starting point is 6 3/4 minutes. You can see more information for this film here. https://imaging.kodakalaris.com/sites/prod/files/files/products/f4017_trix_320400.pdf

Q: 4. 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: 5. How long is it safe to store an opened bottle after squeezing out the air?

A: It is safe to store the Arista Film Developer Liquid (12 oz) in that state for 6 months.

Q: 6. need developing times for fp4, fp5, plus x, and tri x with arista 76 film developer powder?

A: Search for "Arista 76 development times" online and you will find many sources.

Q: 7. Can you use this to check stop bath?

A: No, Arista Premium Hypo Check is only for checking your fixer chemistry. It helps you determine if the fixer is exhausted.

Q: 8. What are the consequences of using a non-hardening fixer for RC paper?

A: RC papers can use either hardening or non-hardening fixers. A non-hardening fixer, such as the Arista Premium Odorless Liquid Fixer (32 oz), is only needed when using a fiber-based paper that you plan to tone.

Q: 9. Can this be reused once mixed or is it one shot.

A: Yes. The following can be used as you go and one bottle provides 4 gallons.

Q: 10. Can this be fixer be used without a stop bath - ie - water rinse after developer?

A: Yes, you can use fixer, such as the Arista Premium Odorless Liquid Fixer (32 oz), without a stop bath when printing on RC paper. A water rinse would be recommended to remove the developer prior to fixing.