Silvermax 100

Name: ADOX Silvermax 100
Brand: ADOX

Nominal ISO 100

B&W negative B&W In production

Development times

Developer	Dilution	EI	Temp	Time	Agitation	Source
XTOL	stock	100	20.0 °C	7:00	—	Unverified Datasheet
D-76	stock	100	20.0 °C	9:00	—	Unverified Datasheet
Rodinal	1+25	100	20.0 °C	8:00	—	Unverified Datasheet
Rodinal	1+50	100	20.0 °C	12:00	—	Unverified Datasheet
Atomal 49	stock	100	20.0 °C	8:00	—	Verified Datasheet
FX-39 Type II	1+9	100	20.0 °C	8:00	—	Verified Datasheet
Rodinal	1+25	100	20.0 °C	8:00	—	Verified Datasheet
Rodinal	1+50	100	20.0 °C	12:00	—	Verified Datasheet
Silvermax Developer	1+29	100	20.0 °C	11:00	—	Verified Datasheet
ID-11	stock	100	20.0 °C	9:00	—	Verified Datasheet
D-76	stock	100	20.0 °C	9:00	—	Verified Datasheet
XTOL	stock	100	20.0 °C	7:00	—	Verified Datasheet

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Spectral sensitivity: Panchromatic — what this means

Sensitive to the whole visible spectrum, so colours turn into greys roughly the way the eye weighs them. This is what almost every general-purpose black and white film is. It has to be loaded and developed in complete darkness — no safelight is safe for it.
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A dash means the figure has not been read off a datasheet. Nothing here is estimated.

Notes on how this behaves in practice — what it does in the field is worth as much as what the datasheet says.

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