Film Developing: T-MAX Paper Developer

Video Transcript

"What I'm holding in my hands is a bottle of T-max developer. Now Kodak makes T-max developer a great, and Kodak also makes T-max black and white films. Now all this kind of gets a little complicated when you talk about film, paper, developers. All these ingredients floating around out there and believe it or not it really does make a difference. So this is Kodak T-max and it should be used with Kodak T-max film, and when you make a print with this it the blacks, they call it a tow and a curve and your blacks are just so, they're very nice. When you shoot T-max film and you don't use this developer it tends to kind of make things not look as good. One thing that's very interesting to know about Kodak is that Kodak really pretty much no longer makes black and white paper. As of a few years ago their paper, you know they just decided for you know reasons, company reasons that they weren't going to make it. It wasn't profitable anymore. So again, back to what I was saying before that there are still some Kodak papers out there that people bought bulks of and are frozen because they like using them with certain developer combinations. So this is T-max developer."