Silver Bath Tank 57

Collodion set IV. is for creating ambrotype and ferrotype (collodion positive). This set not contains silver bath (sensitizer) Therefore is for users which already have silver bath.  Collodion set IV. contains: Premixed Collodion LILIANA, Developer MD9, Fixer, Sandarack varnish Ready to use immediately!

Glass plate, edges without grinding Exact size: 99x122 mm Thickness: 2mm Pack: 10 pieces

Contains: Cadmium Bromide, Ammonium Iodide, Ether, Ethanol, Collodion

Contains: Ammonium Bromide, Cadmium Iodide, Ammonium Iodide, Ether, Ethanol, Collodion

Developer for collodion positives. A developer working in contrast without a tendency to veils. Provides a cold image tone. Developer is ready to use. Contains: Ferrous sulfate, Copper sulphate, Potassium nitrate, Inorganic acids, Ethanol, Distilled water

Black aluminum shiny plate with protective film suitable for wet collodion process. Exact size: 178x238mm Thickness:0.6mm

package 100 pcs

Filter paper pleated in diameter 185 mm; packed by 5 pcs

Volume 500ml

Collodion set I. is for creating ambrotype and ferrotype (collodion positive). This set not contains silver bath (sensitizer) Therefore is for users which already have silver bath.  Collodion set I. contains: Premixed Collodion New Guy Positive, Developer Positive Standard, Fixer, Sandarack varnish

Contains:A - Copper sulfate solution 400 mlB - Potassium bromide solution 400 ml

Material: foam PVC Dimensions: 33,5 x 28,5 cm For plates to 10x12" or 25x30 cm

Collodion set Negative II. is for creating collodion glass negatives. Collodion set Negative II.: Premixed Collodion Negative Standard, Developer Negative, Fixer, Sandarack varnish, Senzitizer

Black aluminum semi-gloss plate  with protective film suitable for wet collodion process Exact size: 178x238mm Thickness: 0.6mm

Developer for collodion positives. Contrast clean image, without veils. Ideal development time 10-15 sec. The color of the image is rather cold white. Developer is ready to use. Contains: Ferrous sulfate, Copper sulphate, Inorganic acids, Ethanol, Distilled water