[pure-silver] Re: development times for 24 vs 36 exposures

Shannon

Most developers have plenty of active ingredients so
they do not appreciably exhaust themselves during
development, so the development time stays the same. 
I imagine that for some of the really dilute
developers, you might have an issue, but I have never
bothered changing the amount of developer, or time for
differing amounts of film.

Mark

--- Shannon Stoney <sstoney@xxxxxxx> wrote:
>       Should you change your development times for roll
> film when 
> you switch, say, from 36 exposures to 24?  It seems
> that you then 
> have more developer per negative, but maybe that
> doesn't make any 
> difference.
> 
> --shannon
>
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