Kodak Professional HC-110 Developer is a liquid concentrate rapid developer for use with black and white negative film. It can be used one-shot, and disposed of after each use, or reused when combined with HC-110 Replenisher. HC-110's characteristics include moderately fine grain, full shadow detail, a long density scale, wide development latitude, and no loss of film speed. Additionally, this developer is suitable for use when push-processing.

Liquid Concentrate B&W Film Developer    Highly Active Solution    Can Be Replenished or Used One-Shot    For Normal or Push-Processing

Can be diluted directly from concentrate or from a 1:3 stock solution for use.

Developer can be used one-shot and discarded after each use or replenished with the use of HC-110 Replenisher.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Using D-76 to develop Tri-X 400 pushed to asa / iso 1600. How much extra time to develop film? 35mm 36ex

A: Hi Kelly, I made an error. Please use times 10.5 and 7 respectively. Sorry chuck

Q: 2. The description says D-76 is suitable for push processing. Can I use it to pull film 1 stop?

A: D-76 can be used to pull or push process film. But it is mot designed for that. So, depending on the film it might not give the best results.

Q: 3. Why isn't Tmax developer recommended for use with sheet film? I have used it to develop Tmax sheet film (using trays) in the past and have not had any discernible issues.

A: Kodak cautions against using T-Max developer with sheet film, because of the risk of dichroic fog.

Q: 4. 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: 5. 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: 6. Once mixed how long does this solution last?

A: The official shelf life for Kodak Professional D-76 Film Developer in liquid form is 6 months in a closed bottle; it is usually good for a bit longer than that.

Q: 7. What is the difference between the 2019 version of D76 and previous versions?

A: There is no difference between versions just different packaging and sku #'s.

Q: 8. What is the shelf life of the D-76 in the package?I found a package that I have left since 2006)Can it be applied?

A: As long as it hasn't been stored in high heat, it should be fine. The best would be if you could mix the old envelope with a new envelope to make sure the effectiveness is best.

Q: 9. 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: 10. 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.