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 Kodak D-1

Stock Solution A

Sodium Sulfite

9.8 grams

Pyro

60 grams

Potassium Bromide

1.1 grams

Water to make

1 liter



Stock Solution B

Water

1 liter

Sodium Sulfite (disiccated)

105 grams



Stock Solution C

Water

1 liter

Sodium Carbonate (desiccated)

75 grams



For tank development, take 9 ounces each (285cc) of A, B and C and add water to make 1 gallon (4 liters). For the 3-1/2 gallon tank (14 liters) take 32 ounces each (945cc) of A, B and C and add water to make 3-1/2 gallons (14 liters). Develop for about 12 minutes at a temperature of 65F (18C). Any scum that may form on the surface of the developer must be removed by means of a sheet of blotting paper before developing films.

For tray development, take 1 ounce (30cc) each of A, B and C and add 7 ounces (210cc) of water. Develop about 5 to 7 minutes at 65F (18C).



 Standard A B C Pyro developer

From "Book of Formulas" Eastman Kodak, August 1930

Kodak says it's for warm tones using tank or tray



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