Ultrafine MONOBATH Black and White Liquid Film Developer - 1 Liter Bottle

$ 29.95

Score By Feature

Based on 21 ratings

Delivery

8.88

Customer service

8.71

Packaging

8.36

Giftable

8.72

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Product Description

This is a 1 liter bottle that is ready to use

A black and white developer for liquid film

Approx 15/16 35mm 36 exposure rolls can be developed from 1 liter of solution

Film is developed in less than three and a half minutes

You now have NO excuse not to do your own film development at home.

Questions & Answers

Do you know if this film can be reversed?

It's for Bank of America & Co. I have a negative film in W.

Are the chemicals included in the package or is it only the manual?

On the bottle, you will find the instructions. I really appreciate you taking the time to read this - Develop your film for 3 and a half minutes after pouring on enough chemical to cover the film. Put it back in the machine (it can be used for about 20 rolls of film) and wash it I think that's At www. you'll be able to find information on basically the same product. Shop at filmphotographystore.com. The "Super Monobath" of the company works the same way.

Can you tell me how to heat this up?

Fill the bigger container with warm water after the bottle of Monobath is closed. It will take some time for the monobath to reach the temperature of the

Selected User Reviews For Ultrafine MONOBATH Black and White Liquid Film Developer - 1 Liter Bottle

He is a great This is my second time developing 120mm film with it, and I'm currently working on 35 mm film

5/5

I hope that the 35mm film goes well, as my first try went great! It is easy to use, so if time is a consideration this monobath is the best choice.

Corinne Carrillo

| Feb 05, 2021

The best 1 step developer/fixer I've worked with

5/5

is a very good program that allows you access to a lot of information An entirely new audience is emerging for W film.

Muhammad McConnell

| Jan 27, 2021

Does the job

5/5

In my tests, I used Kodak 400 iso film that developed well.

Kataleya Allison

| Feb 08, 2021