This section is from the "Henley's Twentieth Century Formulas Recipes Processes" encyclopedia, by Norman W. Henley and others.
Pure water......... 30 ounces
Sulphite soda, crystals ............ 5 ounces
Carbonate soda, crystals......... 2.5 ounces
Pure water......... 24 ounces
Oxalic acid........ 15 grains
Pyrogallic acid..... 1 ounce
To develop, take of
Solution No. 1...... 1 ounce
Solution No. II..... 0.5 ounce
Pure water......... 3 ounces.
More water may be used in warm weather and less in cool weather.
If solution No. I is made by hydrometer test, use equal parts of the following:
Sulphite soda testing, 80°. Carbonate soda testing, 40°. One ounce of this mixture will be equivalent to 1 ounce of solution No. I.
Pure water......... 32 ounces
Sulphite soda, crystals ............ 8 ounces
Carbonate potassium, dry........ 1 ounce
Pure water......... 24 ounces
Oxalic acid........ 15 ounces
Pyrogallic acid..... 1 ounce
To develop, take of
Solution No. 1...... 1 ounce
Solution No. II..... 0.5 ounce
Pure water......... 3 ounces
When the plate is fully developed, if the lights are too thin, use less water in the developer; if too dense, use more water.
Good for short exposures:
Pure water......... 57 ounces
Sulphite soda, crystals ............. 2.5 ounces
Metol............. 1 ounce
Pure water......... 57 ounces
Sulphite soda, crystals ............. 2.5 ounces
Pyrogallic acid..... 0.25 ounce
Pure water......... 57 ounces
Carbonate potassium............ 2.5 ounces
To develop, take of
Pure water......... 3 ounces
Solution No. 1...... 1 ounce
Solution No. II..... 1 ounce
Solution No. III.... 1 ounce
This developer may be used repeatedly by adding a little fresh developer as required.
Keep the used developer in a separate bottle.
 
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