Photographic Clearing Bath

Photographic Clearing Bath is a type of solution used in the development process of traditional film photography. It is part of the supply class Photographic Supplies, which falls under the supply group Photographic Equipment.

Photographic Clearing Bath is used to remove any remaining traces of fixer solution from the developed film or prints. Fixer is a chemical used to make the image on the film or paper permanent, but it can leave behind residual chemicals that can cause discoloration or deterioration over time if not properly removed.

The Clearing Bath is typically a liquid solution that is poured over the film or prints after they have been fixed and washed. It helps to neutralize and remove any remaining fixer chemicals, ensuring that the final images are properly processed and preserved.

Using a Photographic Clearing Bath is an important step in the film development process to ensure the longevity and quality of the final prints or negatives.