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Review Summary
2022-03-23T08:24:46
Excellent stuff. Easy to mix and use. A great way to get a different look from your black and white film. May not be everyone's cup of tea, but definitely worth a try for experimentation's sake and to try and get closer to your artistic vision as a film photographer
SAUL G.
2020-08-04T08:53:02
Fantastic developer, simple to use, great results. It really brings out detail like no other. Highly recommended.
MARVIN J.
2020-03-20T10:21:41
What pyrocat does to the light is like no other developer. It is my go to developer Excellent product...Thanks!
STEVEN Z.
2019-05-02T08:54:11
This time I bought my Pyrocat-HD in Glycol from Adorama for convenience sake. I've had good experiences with Photographer's Formulary products since 2012 and have had consistent success with them. "Shiprock" was developed using a dilution of 1.5:3:100 in a Jobo 3005 Expert drum and a Jobo CPP3 processor operated at 55 RPM.
CHARLES D.
2018-05-23T10:16:26
I've used Pyrocat MC in a Jobo for a number of years. I get good results on a wide range of films. The staining effect contributes to fewer printing steps. Highly recommended.
Jim N.
Photographic Processing
1Lt Solution
Metol: 7.5g
Sodium Sulfite: 100g
Sodium Metabisulfite: 15g
I've had good experiences with Photographer's Formulary products since 2012
By CHARLES D.
This time I bought my Pyrocat-HD in Glycol from Adorama for convenience sake. I've had good experiences with Photographer's Formulary products since 2012 and have had consistent success with them. "Shiprock" was developed using a dilution of 1.5:3:100 in a Jobo 3005 Expert drum and a Jobo CPP3 processor operated at 55 RPM.
I say give it a try
By SAUL G.
Excellent stuff. Easy to mix and use. A great way to get a different look from your black and white film. May not be everyone's cup of tea, but definitely worth a try for experimentation's sake and to try and get closer to your artistic vision as a film photographer
Formulary's D-25 Fine Grain Film Developer is a fine-grain film developer that contains metol and a mild silver solvent, sodium metabisulfite. The grain obtained with D-25 resembles that obtained with Developer 12, however, D-25 contains metol rather than the toxic p-Phenylenediamine found in Developer 12. Contrast is normal with D-25, but softness may result. D-25 is reputed to be a non-staining developer; however, staining and dichroic fog have been reported with modern fine-grain films.
Therefore, the developer should be tested with your current film before this developer is used extensively. The chemicals in this kit are used to prepare a working solution that has a shelf life of two months. A liter of working solution that has a shelf life of two months. A liter of working solution is used to process 4 rolls of film. The capacity is extended to 25 rolls per liter by using the replenisher, Formulary DK-25R.