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I've had good experiences with Photographer's Formulary products since 2012
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
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
Find the perfect solution for your black and white film development needs with Photographers' Formulary's TD-16, an improved version of the globally renowned Kodak D-76 film developer. Known for its exceptional balance of speed, fine grain, high sharpness, and superior gradation, the D-76 has been a staple in the world of professional photography for years.
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This high-quality, effective, and reliable film developer is designed to produce professional-grade images with excellent contrast and tonal range. It's an ideal choice for photographers seeking a durable and reliable solution for their black and white film development needs.
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