Sounds like the developer has oxidized.  IAC, I've used one
or two of the Agfa developers - Neutol? - and decided not to
use them any more.

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> 
>                         Any one here use the Agfa multi contrast paper developer 
> successfully.?
> 
> I recently bought a bottle,as it was the only thing available. My first time using 
> my own
> darkroom setup
> was to do 20 contact sheets,which looked ok. The second and third time,all the prints
> seemed to have
> some contrast but also a heavy grey tint to them.
> I stored the clear bottle in darkness,but i noticed at time 2 and 3,there were quite 
> a few
> brown droplet
> stains on the inside and seemed to make the solution off colour when mixed with 
> water.
> 
> I used a #3 filter at both school and home.A Beseler 35 printmaker at school and a 
> Vivitar
> E32 at
> home.School developer is Ilford,yet my school prints are good and contrasty,my home 
> ones
> grey but
> with contrast.
> One thing is the suare filters are a bit to big for the Vivitar and they sit on a 
> bit of a
> slant.Could that be
> throughing light off a bit,??
> 
> Is the Agfa partially to blame or is it me and my Viv.:-)
> 
> Dave
>

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