[pure-silver] Re: 4X5 T-MAX 100; D76 (1:1); JOBO ROTARY
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“The Film Developing Cookbook”, Chapter 5, Solvent Developers, explains the
in and out of D76. A change in dilution changes PH which can affect the
activity of Hydroquinone. With the 1 to1 dilution the sharpness of the grain
increases due to decease of Sodium Sulfite. Changes in the gradation of the
film will take place, and the dilution also increases a shouldering-off of
the highlights typical of compensation developers.
Jonathan Ayers [mail1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
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Subject: [pure-silver] Re: 4X5 T-MAX 100; D76 (1:1); JOBO ROTARY
Yes, this is what I was referring to, thank you Eric.
What would the reasoning be not to dilute D 76 1:1? I thought 1:1 was the
optimum working solution.
Bruce Osgood
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Brooklyn, NY.
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