Kodak Selenium is a single, re-usable solution that works without first having to bleach the image. It is used when archival permanence is required and gives a warm purple black, similar to red toner but with additional archival properties. It can be combined with other toners for split-toning techniques.

Photo-Flo is a concentrated liquid that decreases the water surface tension when washing films so minimizing water marks, drying streaks and promoting rapid film drying. It also aids high quality glazing of fibre prints and is used as a key-starter for softening paper with Spotpen handcolouring pens. When washing, dilute at 1+ 200

to make 19  litres

Kodak Xtol is a real alternative to the current industry "standard" product of ID11 or D76.

Its advanced formulation delivers speed, sharpness, and grain improvements for photographers while offering processing benefits to education users.

Kodak Xtol developer uses ascorbic acid as the active ingredient rather than hydroquinone. It will produce negatives with enhanced image structure from all black-and-white films. The two-part developer has the cost, packaging, and transport benefits of a powder. The developer''s unique chemical formula allows much simpler mixing of working solutions. This is the real improvement over ID11 or D76 as it mixes at room temperature (20 degrees C) not 40 degrees like its predecessors.

Kodak D-76 Developer. For general-purpose use with films such as Kodak T-MAX Professional, Plus-X Pan, and Tri-X Pan Films; also for some spectroscopic films and plates. A favorite of pictorial photographers.

For use in: Small and large tanks, Trays, Rotary-tubes, and Rack-and-tanks.

Features

Yields full emulsion speed and maximum shadow detail with normal contrast
Moderately fine grain
Excellent development latitude
Typical Dilution: Full strength (stock), Diluted 1:1 (stock:water)