Professional colour negative film processing.

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10 Professional solutions for black-and-white film development. For years now, Agfa black-and-white film developers have enjoyed a good reputation amongst professional users. Product advantages worth knowing: Agfa’s RODINAL is an extremely economical and highly concentrated developer. By diluting it according to requirements, you can match RODINAL to any negative material and subject regardless of contrast. RODINAL SPEZIAL is a liquid fine-grain developer for individual contrast compensation. It has to be diluted at a rate of 1+15 and can be re-used. The concentrated developer STUDIONAL LIQUID is guaranteed to make the most of speed and contrast stability even over a long processing period. Optimum rate of exhaustion, storage life and processing stability are the benefits of ATOMAL FF, a superfinegrain developer in powder form for use in tanks. The corresponding replenisher is ATOMAL FF-R. REFINAL is a powder and extremely economical finegrain developer for use in tanks and continuous development. This product offers a broad spectrum of applications and takes advantage of a wide speed latitude; it can also be used as a developer/replenisher system. REFINAL REG. is the corresponding replenisher. This replenisher offers the most of speed and contrast stability even over a long processing period.

B/W-Film-Developers Product Name Liquid concentrates Packing Size Order Code Description Repl. Rate/F* Capacity RODINAL 10 x 125 ml BVL2E High conc. developer for reasonably priced one-time negative development 10 x 12 films RODINAL 6 x 500 ml BVL3G 6 x 50 films RODINAL SPECIAL 10 x 125 ml BVL4J Liquid fine-grain developer for multiple uses 10 x 24 films STUDIONAL LIQUID Products in powder form for 3 x 16 L BVL5L Concentrated developer for dilution, with good contrast stability 3 x 192 films ATOMAL FF for 5 x 5 L BVLW3 Superfine-grain, compensational negative developer for use in tanks 5 x 60 films ATOMAL FF R for 5 x 5 L BVLX5 ATOMAL FF replenisher for use in tanks 14 ml 5 x 357 films REFINAL for 5 x 5 L BVLZA Extremely high-yielding, universal fine-grain developer for use in tanks 5 x 60 films REFINAL R for 5 x 5 L BVL1C REFINAL as developer/replenisher system for use in tanks 14 ml 5 x 357 films ▲ For more detailed information about black-and-white film processing consult our black-and-white manual. Order code: 5EJKT. * 135-36 11

B/W-Film-Developers<br />

Product Name<br />

Liquid concentrates<br />

Packing Size Order Code Description Repl. Rate/F* Capacity<br />

RODINAL 10 x 125 ml BVL2E High conc. developer for reasonably priced one-time <strong>negative</strong> development 10 x 12 <strong>film</strong>s<br />

RODINAL 6 x 500 ml BVL3G 6 x 50 <strong>film</strong>s<br />

RODINAL SPECIAL 10 x 125 ml BVL4J Liquid fine-grain developer for multiple uses 10 x 24 <strong>film</strong>s<br />

STUDIONAL LIQUID<br />

Products in powder form<br />

for 3 x 16 L BVL5L Concentrated developer for dilution, with good contrast stability 3 x 192 <strong>film</strong>s<br />

ATOMAL FF for 5 x 5 L BVLW3 Superfine-grain, compensational <strong>negative</strong> developer for use in tanks 5 x 60 <strong>film</strong>s<br />

ATOMAL FF R for 5 x 5 L BVLX5 ATOMAL FF replenisher for use in tanks 14 ml 5 x 357 <strong>film</strong>s<br />

REFINAL for 5 x 5 L BVLZA Extremely high-yielding, universal fine-grain developer for use in tanks 5 x 60 <strong>film</strong>s<br />

REFINAL R for 5 x 5 L BVL1C REFINAL as developer/replenisher system for use in tanks 14 ml 5 x 357 <strong>film</strong>s<br />

▲<br />

For more detailed information<br />

about black-and-white <strong>film</strong><br />

<strong>processing</strong> consult our<br />

black-and-white manual.<br />

Order code: 5EJKT.<br />

* 135-36<br />

11

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