Skip to content

T-Max RS

B&W developer Liquid concentrate In production Reusable Replenishable

Development times

Clear

Showing 1 of 372 published times.

Film Dilution EI Time Source
Ilford Delta 100 Pro stock 24.0 °C 200 push 1 stop 8:00
Verified Datasheet Report

Reuse

Checked 21 October 2026

Kodak says Kodak T-Max RS may be used for more than one film. It can also be replenished.

The maker doesn’t publish a rule for lengthening the time, so the calculator makes no correction.

Capacity, as the maker states it: Tank: 16 8x10-inch sheets per gallon (4 per litre); the capacity can be increased by replenishment (45 mL per 135-36 or 120 roll).

Mixed solution used as a working-tank solution or a replenisher. ... Add 1 1/2 fluid ounces (45 mL) of solution for each 135-36 or 120 roll or 8 x 10-inch sheet (or equivalent) processed. Stir or recirculate the solution thoroughly after each addition of replenisher solution. ... Note: Do not use KODAK T-MAX RS Developer and Replenisher to replenish KODAK T-MAX Developer.

KODAK PROFESSIONAL T-MAX Developers (KODAK Publication J-86, December 2017, 8 pp.) ↗

Dilutions

  • stock undiluted stockStock solution The concentrated form of a chemical, or a developer used undiluted. Read more in the glossary ›
  • 1+4 1 + 4 water
  • 1+7 1 + 7 water
  • 1+9 1 + 9 water

Link to this page

Specification

Type
B&W developer
Form
Liquid concentrate
Capacity rolls per litre
—
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.

Help keep it right Form R-1

Suggest a time or report a mistake

Know a time for T-Max RS 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.
What would you like to send?

A datasheet, the maker’s chart or technical publication. Forums and blogs can’t be checked the same way.

0 reviews

Written by photographers, under their own profile — so you can see what they shoot before you weigh what they say.