
Review Summary
2019-01-29T17:17:14
Just what I needed.
Billy1824 J.
2019-01-21T14:16:29
Good reliable product.
Roxanna A.
2018-04-13T03:14:59
I asked for a quantity and I just received part of it. I was waiting for the rest but I didn't received it too. So... I propose you to have more products in stock for the demand of them. But, you bring an excellent service.
LUZ G.
2017-03-07T13:32:16
all items are god.
Edwin G.
2017-01-08T11:01:10
This is a really great product. Shipped very fast also. Thanks
ELIZABETH T.
2016-12-07T13:32:19
That's right, Kodak Hypo Clearing Agent is a powder, but so easy to mix, and economical, too. I have come to believe it is still the product of choice for film shooters in the darkroom for a pre-wash. Use 1 part to 4 parts water. Bingo! It is a long-standing good product.
DOUGLAS C.
2016-02-09T12:08:16
Works well and can be used with Selenium toners mixed in.
LARRY L.
2012-04-20T21:00:00
Sometimes certain films like TMAX won't clear up no matter how many hours you leave them in the fix. I discovered that HCA will remove the faint purple cast and light frosting on negatives in only a few minutes. The tint on TMAX negatives shouldn't be confused with inadequate fixing; sometimes it just comes out a little more colorful. HCA works by dissolving insoluble fixing products and is designed to speed up fixing and make the negative/paper last longer, but it also helps get the negatives crystal-clear. I also appreciate it speeding up the bottleneck in the fix bath when I'm printing.
JAMES M.
2011-01-12T19:00:00
Would be better having a liquid one like the Ilford Washaid, but can't complain!
GRETA M.
Very good film processing material.
By Billy1824 J.
Just what I needed.
Good
By Roxanna A.
Good reliable product.
Promotes removal of fixer from films and fiber- base papers to shorten wash times and make washing at lower wash- water temperatures practical. Dilute 1 part stock solution to 4 parts water.
Ideal when water or time is at a premium. Use to facilitate the removal of hypo (fixer) from black-and-white fiber-base papers, films, and plates.