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The Ilford instructions are detailed, but straightforward to follow. I was developing Lomography Orca 110 ISO100 B&W film and this Ilford pack suited it very well. I'd bought a set of measuring beakers to make the precise dilutions and they were very useful - went for plastic rather than lab glass (much cheaper). The instructions are standardised for 20C and provide temperature correction charts, but I just adjusted my water temp to 20C to keep things simple. Used normal tap water (soft in my area). Apart from that I just used the standard dilutions in a spiral Paterson tank. Gave the Orca 5 mins 30 seconds in the developer and then ran through the stop and fix. All solutions easy and pleasant to handle. Used IIfotol wetting solution in the final rinse and then wiped the film off with my fingers - have seen mixed reviews on squeegees, particularly around scratching. The results were good - it's the first film that I have put through a Pentax 110 SLR so I'm still finding my feet. The Orca is slow, but has a nice tone and a fine grain - I've got some very nice images - see examples below (which is pleasing for a first "test" run).Read full review
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I have had Ilford’s products before and this fixer does film and paper so is a good buy all round. I am always more than happy with Ilfords products, they just do the job exactly as I want them to do!😁
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I have used this product before and fails to disappoint easy to use but instructions for usage could be loose rather then peel off from the bottle.
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Good chemicals, no need to stray from instructions. Ideal for low volume developing, fix and stop will last well but went through the developer quickly as I was developing 2 x 120 roll film at a litre each time. .
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It does what it says on the can.
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