Development times
Showing 1 of 299 published times.
| Film | Dilution | EI | Temp | Time | Agitation | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fujicolor Super HR 1600 | working solution 38.0 °C | 1600 | 3:15 | Rotary — continuous rotation |
Reuse
Checked 21 October 2026
JOBO says JOBO C-41 Colour Negative Developing Kit may be used for more than one film.
Longer time for reuse: Colour developer at 38 °C (rotary processing) by rolls in 1 litre of working solution: rolls 1-4 3:15, 5-8 3:30, 9-12 3:45, 13-16 4:00.
Capacity, as the maker states it: 1 litre of working solution: up to 16 rolls; 1.25 litres: 20 rolls; 2.5 litres: 40 rolls (135-36 or 120).
JOBO C-41 Negative Developing Kit ... All the processing chemical is concentrated solution to make max of 2,5L working solution which allows processing up to 40 rolls of film (135-36exp or 120 films). ... In case a small amount of film is to be processed, it is possible to make as little working solution as possible. For instance, the chart above shows to make 1L of working solutions to process 16 rolls of film at the most. ... It is possible to processes 20 rolls of films at most with using 1,25L of working solutions.
Dilutions
- working solution undiluted stockStock solution The concentrated form of a chemical, or a developer used undiluted. Read more in the glossary ›
Link to this page
Specification
- Type
- C-41 kit
- Form
- Liquid concentrate
- Capacity rolls per litre
- 16.0
- Shelf life, unopened
- —
- Shelf life, opened
- —
A dash means the figure has not been read off the maker’s sheet. A guess here would produce wrong answers silently.
Suggest a time or report a mistake
Know a time for C-41 Colour Negative Developing Kit that is missing here, or spotted one that is wrong? Tell us, with the source, and a curator will check it.
- Sources only. We publish a time only when it has been read off a primary source: the maker’s datasheet or chart. A link to it is what lets us check yours.
- Nothing goes up by itself. Every report is read by a person before anything on the page changes.
- No account needed. Your name and email are optional, and only to reply to you.
0 reviews
Written by photographers, under their own profile — so you can see what they shoot before you weigh what they say.