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Old 12th January 2020, 09:58 AM
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Default What DIY paper developer for long tray life ?

Hello all, what paper developers can I make at home that have a long working life? I am happy with Ilford PQ with Ilford RC Multigrade Papers but I would like to make my own developer. Please describe if your home made developer gives neutral, cool or warm tones or if the formula can be modified to give warmer/cooler tones.
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