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Sprint Quicksilver Black & White Print Paper Developer, 4 Liter

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$ 476

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Sprint Quicksilver Black & White Print Paper Developer, 4 Liter

SUPERIOR IMAGE QUALITY - Achieve exceptional blacks and brilliant whites with this developer, enhancing the tonal range and sharpness of your black and white prints for professional results.
ARCHIVAL PROPERTIES - Ensure your prints stand the test of time; this developer is formulated to promote maximum archival stability, preventing fading and discoloration over decades.
INCREDIBLY EASY TO USE - Simplify your darkroom process with this easy-to-mix liquid concentrate; dilute as needed for consistent, predictable results, perfect for beginners and experts alike.
EXCELLENT MIXING CONSISTENCY - This liquid formula dissolves quickly and completely, providing a uniform solution that ensures even development across the entire print surface, eliminating streaks.
EXTENDED SHELF LIFE - Benefit from a long-lasting solution; this developer maintains its effectiveness over an extended period when stored properly, reducing waste and saving you money.

An economical, high-capacity developer for b&w prints with neutral tones. QUICKSILVER does not contain metol which can cause skin rashes.The developing agent in QUICKSILVER is pyrazolidone-hydroquinone, which permits very accurate control of print density, contrast, and color.Quicksilver gives b&w print tones a distinctive neutral color which does not vary from highlight to shadow (unlike Dimezone solutions) nor with development time (unlike metol-hydroquinone solutions). QUICKSILVER gives warm-tone papers a more neutral color than other developers.QUICKSILVER develops all image tones at a constant rate. Therefore overall print density increases with development, but contrast (the relative difference between highlight and shadow density) does not vary. Overall density may be controlled by exposure and/or development. Color and contrast are determined only by the type of paper and grade or filtration.