: Neutralizes the developer to stop the chemical reaction instantly.
: Removes remaining light-sensitive silver to make the image permanent. MonicaKeyes51.jpg
To develop photographic paper, you need a chemical process involving three main stages: a developer, a stop bath, and a fixer. This process must be conducted in a darkroom or under a safe red light to prevent light from ruining the light-sensitive paper. The Development Process : Neutralizes the developer to stop the chemical
: Converts the exposed silver crystals into a visible image. a stop bath
💡 Use tongs to move the paper between trays to avoid skin contact with chemicals and cross-contamination.
: A simple solution of water and lemon juice or vinegar.