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Paterson Developing Dishes - 8 x 10in Set of 3

Paterson Developing Dishes - 8 x 10in Set of 3 - Main image
$15.28 $22.8 In stock

Category: Print & Print Processing Printing Processing Equipment

Paterson makes the best developing dishes in the world. Available for all popular print sizes in 3 colours to differentiate between chemicals under safelight conditions.


Base design gives maximum economy of solution and easy print removal and the pouring lip offers drip-free emptying.

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Customer Reviews (4.2 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Kevin ★★★★★

The ridged base keeps my 8x10 paper perfectly flat and evenly submerged during development, which is a huge improvement over my old setup. The three distinct colors make it effortless to remember which tray has developer, stop, or fixer under the red light.

Chloe G. ★★★★★

The three different colors make it so easy to keep my developer, stop, and fixer separate under the red safelight. The base design drains quickly and keeps each dish stable on the wet table. Exactly what I needed for consistent 8x10 prints.

Violet K. ★★★★☆

The three colors make it easy to keep my developer and fixer separate in the darkroom. The 8x10 size fits my prints perfectly and the ridged base allows for good chemical flow under the paper. Only minor downside is the plastic feels a bit thin, but it holds up fine for regular use.