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Moersch Easylith 200ml

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Moersch Easy Lith Two-Part Lith Developer Concentrate

Moersch Easy Lith is a two-part lith film and paper developer designed for photographers who want to explore the distinctive colours and infectious development of lith printing without the complexity of heavily tuned formulas. Supplied as separate Part A and Part B concentrates, it offers flexible dilution from 1+15 to 1+30, allowing you to mix anything from small test trays to large darkroom sessions with consistent, repeatable results.

Why We Like It

Easy Lith is a great starting point for anyone curious about lith printing. It gives you the characteristic warm highlights, gritty shadows and strong colour separation, but without the need for additional additives or complicated mixing routines. It is particularly well suited to current Fomatone and Foma Retrobrom papers, where development times can be kept short and controllable, helping to avoid issues such as mottling or the “snowball” effect seen with long lith developments. For students and educational darkrooms, the wide dilution range makes it economical and easy to scale, while still giving enough control to fine-tune contrast, colour and development time as experience grows.

Key Features

  • Two-part lith developer (Part A and Part B) for classic lith printing effects
  • Dilution range from 1+15 to 1+30 for flexible working strength
  • Suitable for modern warmtone papers such as Fomatone and Foma Retrobrom
  • Wide working solution yield, ideal for both small trays and large darkrooms
  • Designed for simple, additive-free lith processing with consistent results

What's in the Box

  • Easy Lith Part A concentrate
  • Easy Lith Part B concentrate

Ideal For

  • Photographers starting out in lith printing
  • Darkrooms using Fomatone or Foma Retrobrom papers
  • Students and colleges teaching alternative and historical processes
  • Printers who want expressive colour and texture without complex chemistry

Available Sizes and Working Solution Yield:

  • 200 ml kit (100 ml A + 100 ml B) makes approx. 3 to 6 litres
  • 500 ml kit (250 ml A + 250 ml B) makes approx. 7.5 to 15 litres
  • 1 litre kit (500 ml A + 500 ml B) makes approx. 15 to 30 litres
  • 2 litre kit (1 L A + 1 L B) makes approx. 30 to 60 litres
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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Sebastian ★★★★★

I was skeptical about lith printing until I tried this developer—the two-part concentrate allowed me to fine-tune the color shift and grain texture more precisely than I ever managed with single-solution kits. The results on fiber paper were exactly the warm, earthy tones I was after.

Ruby S. ★★★★★

The split into two parts makes dialing in the lith look way more controllable than any single-bottle developer I've tried. I’ve got prints with that warm, grainy edge color on the first go, and the concentrate seems to go a long way for a 200ml bottle.

Brian U. ★★★★★

Mixing the two parts was surprisingly simple, and the solution keeps well for multiple sessions. The warm, earthy tones it gives to my fiber prints are exactly what I was after for this project.