Ilford Ilfosol-3 General Purpose Developer for Black & White Film, Liquid Concentrate 500 Milliliter Bottle.

$ 22.99

Score By Feature

Based on 264 ratings

Packaging

9.59

Giftable

9.79

Satisfaction

9.54

Value for money

9.42

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Product Description

Generally used as a general purpose liquid concentrate black and white film developer.

It is particularly suitable for developing medium speed and slow speed films.

The film is given a fine grain and good sharpness when running at full speed.

Questions & Answers

Is it possible to use this with Ilford HP5 ?

A film in black and white). Developing speeds should be analyzated based on the data timing sheets for specific brands of BlackBerry and Microsoft Film in W (available online from B&ampW Keeping the lid tightly closed when not in use will keep the container at an optimum freshness level and keep it sealed. Store in a cool, dark place. The solution has a long shelf life (until the solution turns yellow, then it is no longer suitable for development). You'll love it!

The dilution of my solution needs to be done. The text on page 1 is as follows Do you think I would be able to make a working solution with 100 ml developer to 900 ml water?

In this case, yes, a dilution of 1 would be appropriate

Can this be used for papers as well?

Having never tried it myself, you can give it a try. Therefore, you should do it on something that won't bother you if it doesn't work.

This developer is being offered at almost double the price of other online stores like B&H Photo. Why is that?

There is no difference between the two. B&M will gladly beat its price if you find it cheaper there If I were you, I would definitely go there.

Selected User Reviews For Ilford Ilfosol-3 General Purpose Developer for Black & White Film, Liquid Concentrate 500 Milliliter Bottle.

It produces very easy to scan negatives because it is fine grain and has good tonal range

5/5

It's awesome to have such a talented Ilford Delta 100 at 1 is the film I use with it Both 120mm and 35mm have a 14 percent crop factor.

Monica Buchanan

| Dec 02, 2020

I think this developer is pretty good

4/5

You will need to use it pretty fast since it will go bad on the shelf in about four months if left on the shelf. It stays in a dark place and is kept away from air as much as possible, and I get about six months out of it Before it goes bad, it can be stored for 7 months.

Zariyah Lim

| Feb 15, 2021

There is good chemistry between the two of you

5/5

If I need to roll on this developer or d76 I will. When used as a one shot formula, this developer is quick and easy to use. If the chemistry is diluted at 1 you could really stretch the number of rolls that can develop Those who enjoy darkroom photography should take a look at this book.