Darkroom Supplies - FPP 76 BW Film Developer (1 Liter)
FPP 76 BW Film Developer (Powder to make 1 Liter)
For Black & White Film
This product is a D76 equivalent in a convenient, small 1 Liter size.
Instructions on bottle or consult the Massive Dev Chart on-line using D76 as your guide.
We recommend the following additional products to develop your negs:
- FPP Fixer Solution 1-Liter Powder - A fixer powder is essential to develop negs. We now offer our very own FPP Fixer in a convenient 1-liter size!
- FPP Archival Wash - Cut down on the final water wash and protect your negs by using our archival product.
- FPP Foto Flow - Reduces water marks on your final negs
- FPP offers 1-Liter Recycled Plastic Bottles. They're perfect as they are flexible and allows you to squeeze out additional air.
NOTE: You will need the basic darkroom tools - tank, beakers, etc. to develop your bw film. This is developer only. You will also need a fixer in order to develop negs using this product. If you're new to home developing you may want to order our FPP BW Home Developing Kit. Once your film is developed you will need a scanner to scan your newly developed negative. We recommend the Epson model v700 or v800.
How to Mix your FPP76:
- Fill your 1 liter container with 1/2 liter of distilled water (100 degrees F)
- Carefully pour in your FPP 76 developer.
- Cap and gently shake. Let developer mix with water. Occasionally shake.
- 20 min later add rest of water to make 1 liter. Mix and use when all mixed.
- Let everything filly dissolve. This can take 2 - 4 hours
Development times for your films can be seen at https://www.digitaltruth.com/devchart.php
FPP 76 is the same as traditional D76
If you are using stock solution (not diluting), you will pour back your developer after development. Remember to squeeze out extra air.
Ditto for the Fixer.
Q: I mixed up the FPP76 and it is not fully dissolving. Will this affect my film or the development process?
A: Make sure you mix the powder with the proper temperature water. Once mixed, shake very hour or so. It could take up to 4 hours to fully dissolve (and may not dissolve all flakes). This is normal.
A: Make sure you mix the powder with the proper temperature water. Once mixed, shake very hour or so. It could take up to 4 hours to fully dissolve (and may not dissolve all flakes). This is normal.
