Ilford ID11 Film Developer, 1 litre
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ID11 is a fine grain film developer for all general film processing requirements where fine grain negatives are required without loss of emulsion speed. ID11 developer is recognised internationally as a standard in many fields of scientific and technical photography. ID11 produces excellent results with all films and is ideal where a wide range of films and film speeds have been used. ID11 ensures the best balance of fine grain, sharpness and tonal rendition producing negatives which allow a high degree of enlargement.Customer Reviews
By KBibby on 13th June 2023
"standared developer works well on most films"
By iaincartwrighthotmailcom on 6th August 2021
"Good standard versatile developer."
By brian iddon on 6th May 2018
"Very good service"
By Angus on 10th June 2016
"I've used ID-11 for years now, and this is my usual "go to" B&W developer. Works with every film on the market, gives excellent reliable and repeatable results. Fairly good for pushing a stop or two with modern T-grain films and with Ilford HP5+
Gives gorgeous results with Tri-X, Adox CHS100 II, FP4+ and Fomapan 100. But I have never met a film that ID-11 couldn't do a good job with."
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