Response to mixing D-76

The bottom line is not what anyone thinks of your process, but is it working for you. If you are developing negatives that fit your printing style with the contrast range that produces the look in your prints that you desire, then I see no reason to change. On the other hand if your negatives are to flat or to contrasty, then you might want to look at changing a dilution rate or adjusting your time, to alter the contast of the negatives. There is an old axiom that goes "if it aint broke, don't fix it", I tend to live by these words, and it makes things less complicated.

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