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Fresh D-76 is yellowish, is it good?

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William Gonzales

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Hi All,
I have started to develop in house and bought a bag of D-76 t to make 3.8 liters, just after mixing it turned yellowish (see the attached picture), actually, the powder was quite yellowish as well, after seeing videos on how to mix D-76 I have noticed that the one in the videos were clear. I have never seen D-76 before so I think it is not good, I would appreciate any feedback.

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William Gonzales
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Check the batch numbers and see if this is from the bad batches produced last year. Kodak shipped out some compromised D-76 last year.
 
Looks fine to me. My D76 often takes on a very light yellow color and I have not noticed any ill effects from it.
 
In principle freshly mixed D76 should be clear or virtually clear. This amount of yellowing here would not bother me however; it's not likely to have a noticeable influence on the image characteristics of the film developed with it.
 
Check the batch numbers and see if this is from the bad batches produced last year. Kodak shipped out some compromised D-76 last year.

The bad batches turned into something that looked like damp beach sand-- brown, clumpy, grainy.
 
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