Relationships Related Term:  methylene-blue test n. ~ A chemical used to remove unexposed light-sensitive salts from photographic materials, making the image stable when exposed to light. Notes:  Fixe [..]

A person who makes arrangements for someone else, usually for a fee, by using their influence and often underhand, illegal methods.

or "Fixing bath" or "Hypo" - The chemical solution used for fixation. It removes any photo-sensitive silver-halide crystals that were not acted upon by light or by the developer.

1849, of chemicals, etc.; 1885 as a person who "makes things right;" agent noun from fix (v.). Fixer-upper is from 1967 as "that which repairs other things" (in an advertisement fo [..]

A chemical solution which removes the unexposed silver salts in an emulsion without affecting the metallic silver which has been deposited by the developer. This renders the photographic image permane [..]

A fixer is an agent who can assemble a group of musicians to order, normally for a recording session or a live performance.

(n) someone who intervenes with authorities for a person in trouble (usually using underhand or illegal methods for a fee)(n) a chemical compound that sets or fixes something (as a dye or a photograph [..]

Chemical that prevents deterioration of images on photosensitive paper.

A chemical solution which dissolves unexposed silver halide crystals from developed film emulsions.

The third step in black and white print and film processing; the bath removes unexposed silver halides.

Chemical used after developing and before washing to remove remaining light-sensitive halides by converting them into soluble salts. An image becomes stable to light once it's fixed.

A solution used to remove undeveloped silver halides from photosensitized emulsions. The fixer usually contains sodium or ammonium thiosulfate (hypo), a hardening agent and an acid or acid salt.

chemical solution used for fixation.

A person who makes arrangements, esp by underhand or illegal means. (2.2)