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Response to More Contrast out of T400CN

from Michael D Fraser (mdfraser@earthlink.net)
First, you must decide if the C-41 process required for chormogenic films is a convenience or a nusiance. Developing film at home is quite easy; you don't even need a darkroom, just a changing bag and a 'daylight'tank and an acurate thermometer and timer. That way you can get the contrast results you want. Personally, I find 'Black & White' films that use color dyes and chemistry a discomforting concept.
(posted 9369 days ago)

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