Film Processing Chemicals

This non-hardening, ammonium thiosulphate concentrated fixer can be diluted 1+9 for standard use or 1+7 for faster fix times. This is particularly ...

Rollei Colorchem C-41 Kit 2.0 2.5L The Rollei Colorchem C-41 Kit 2.0 allows you to process colour negative film with confidence. It offers a relia...

RCS is a citrous odourless stop bath suitable for all B&W materials. it has an indicator dye to warn of exhaustion. Makes for a more pleasan...

Bellini C-41 Colour Negative Film Developing Kit - 5L The Bellini C-41 Colour Negative Film Developing Kit is a complete home and lab processing s...

Express fixing bathFor all B&W films and B&W papersUniversal and easy to use applicationShort processing timesHigh storage stability over m...

If you thought the standard Fix Ag was a good proposition you should see what Fix Ag Plus has to offer. Considered by us to be the World's Best Fix...

If you're using PMK in a rotary processor like a Jobo CPP, we recommend that you include this additive, which has been specially formulated by Berg...

BER49 is a brilliant fine grain powder developer from Bergger. Being a powder, it has all the advantages of ID11 or Microphen plus a lot more. U...

This bundle contains film and the correct quantity of processing chemicals to give high-quality results. The FX-39 developer pushes FP4 to 160 AS...

This bundle contains film and the correct quantity of processing chemicals to give high-quality results. The FX-39 developer ensures the HP5 is p...

? Fine-grain compensation developer ? Optimal balance of sharpness and fine graininess ? Good use of the manufacturing film sensitivity ? For T-...

Sodium fixer is a hardening version made from sodium thiosulphate. As an all-purpose powder fixer it can be used with all black and white films and...

The Kodak Developer-76 recipe is a photography legend next to Rodinal, gaining almost universal recognition as the go-to developer for photojournal...

The Kodak Developer-76 recipe is a photography legend next to Rodinal, gaining almost universal recognition as the go-to developer for photojournal...