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Paterson 3 x Developing Trays for 16 X 20" Paper

Paterson 3 x Developing Trays for 16 X 20" Paper - Main image
$37.12 $58 In stock

The Paterson 3 x Developing Trays for 16 X 20" Paper offer a practical set for darkroom processing of large-format prints.

  • Set includes three trays for developer, stop bath, and fixer stages
  • Designed to accommodate 16 x 20 inch paper
  • Made by Paterson, a trusted name in photographic darkroom equipment
  • Suitable for both amateur and professional darkroom use
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Olivia ★★★★★

The three-tray set makes moving from developer to stop to fixer seamless, and the 16x20 size fits my prints without any edge curl. The trays are deep enough that I don’t worry about splashing, which is a real plus when I’m working in a cramped darkroom.

Alexander E. ★★★★★

The trays are sturdy and stack neatly when not in use, which saves a ton of space in my cramped darkroom. I've run several 16x20 prints through them and the white plastic makes it easy to see the developer working.

Lucy ★★★★★

I was a bit worried about the fit for 16x20 sheets, but the molded ribbing on the bottom keeps the paper from sliding around perfectly during each chemical bath. The deep, straight walls also mean I don’t have to worry about splashing developer everywhere when I’m agitating.