Ilford ID-11 Film Developer (Powder) for Black & White Film - Makes 1 Liter
Ilford ID -11 Film Developer is for use where fine grain negatives are required without a loss of emulsion speed.
ID -11 ensures the best balance of fine grain, sharpness and tonal rendition, and can be used with all formats of film, producing negatives which allow a high degree of enlargement.
ID -11 is supplied as a powder and shows exceptional consistency in performance throughout its working life. ID -11 is a Metol - Hydroquinone borax type of developer.
It is made up to a stock solution for normal tank or tray use, and can be further diluted 1+1 or 1+3 for users who prefer longer development times, a higher degree of sharpness, and are willing to use ID -11 on a "one- shot" basis.
- Development time in tanks (68°F/20°C) for Ilford Delta 100 35mm film: Stock solution = 7 min. Diluted 1+1 = 10 min. Diluted 1+3 = 15.5 min.
- For Ilford Delta 400 35mm film (at 400 exposure): Stock solution = 7 min. Diluted 1+1 = 10.5 min. Diluted 1+3 = 18 min.
- One liter of working strength stock solution (not diluted) will process 10 rolls of 35mm/120 film. Diluted 1+1 it will process up to 5 rolls of 35/120 film.
- Storage time for Unopened full bottle ID-11 Stock solution is 6 months . For half full bottles of stock solution storage time is 1 month. If stock is diluted it can only be used as a "one-shot" developer and should not be stored.
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Comments about Ilford ID-11 Film Developer:
Great developer. Easy to mix, great tonality and grain. Used it with Ilford HP5 Plus and loved the results.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
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- Consistent Reactions
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- Developing
- Photography
Comments about Ilford ID-11 Film Developer:
I love this developer due to long developement times using it 1:1. In most cases it is longer than kodaks D-76. The developers are comparable.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
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- Compact
- Consistent Reactions
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- Developing
Comments about Ilford ID-11 Film Developer:
I am rather new to the concept of developing film, but this really works well. I usually shoot cheap film and this is a great option for getting it done. It has even lasted a lot longer than I expected.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
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- Compact
- Consistent Reactions
- Economical
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- Developing
Comments about Ilford ID-11 Film Developer:
A great general purpose developer, I use it for a variety of B&W films. Consistent results. It is easily mixed in two parts. I went with powdered developer for ease of shipping to cut back on weight.
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- Good Value
- High Quality
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Comments about Ilford ID-11 Film Developer:
Developing B&W film from Ilford, Kodak and Rollei 120 film. This was the first chemical usage in 20 years, everything was very easy and the developer worked like a champ. developed six rolls
Pros
- Compact
- Easy to transport
- Easy to use
- Economical
- Long lasting
Cons
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- Developing
Comments about Ilford ID-11 Film Developer:
It is a general purpose developer for a variety of B&W films producing good results. It is very convenient because you can transport it without problems (due to recent shipping regulations you can not transport liquids). You can store the diluted stock solution for a long time (according to the spec. 6 months in airtight bottle). Hint: as you use the solution, put some marbles in the bottle to keep it airtight. Easy to dilute the stock solution. Add component B immediately after comp. A is diluted to avoid oxidation of active chemicals and filter it after dilution is ready.
Pros
- Stores very well dry
Cons
- Mixing is a mild bother
Best Uses
- "back up" for other dev
- Developing
- Photography
Comments about Ilford ID-11 Film Developer:
This seems to be Ilford's "standard" developer. It has to be mixed up with water to make a stock solution, but it works fine. Does not have the ability to do as many different film types as DD-X, but has the major advantage that it lasts indefinitely until you mix it up. I keep a few packets around in case I run out of DD-X. Development times get really long if you don't use it as stock solution.
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