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Ilford Multigrade Paper Developer 1L

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$28.8 $45 In stock

Ilford Multigrade developer is a rapid liquid concentrate dimezone-s/hydroquinone developer suitable for the dish/tray developing of all black and white photographic papers both resin coated and traditional fibre based, FB ones. It is usually used at a dilution of 1+9 but for greater development control and economy it can be used at 1+14. Multigrade developer is clean working, has excellent keeping properties and gives a neutral image tone with most papers.

  • Ilford Multigrade – 1 litre of developer liquid concentrate.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Abigail ★★★★★

The liquid concentrate mixes up clear and streak-free in under a minute, and my prints came out with crisp blacks and clean whites after just 90 seconds in the tray.

Eli ★★★★★

Mixed a liter for the tray this morning and the tones on my RC prints came out with a nice, deep black that I haven’t gotten from other developers lately. Dilution was easy to measure, and the concentrate seems to keep well in the bottle between sessions.

Ryan ★★★★★

One liter goes a long way in the tray, and the liquid concentrate mixes up in seconds without any mess. I've been using it for a week of printing sessions and the prints come out with rich, even blacks every time.