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Response to Will I get finer grain if I have more metol and less hydroquinon in D-76?

from Terry Carraway (TCarraway@compuserve.com)
Typically fine grain is accomplished by more solvent action. This typically means more sodium sulfite. In fact D-76 undiluted is a solvent developer. Diluted, the sodium sulfite concentration is less, so it more a high acutance developer.

Pick up a copy of "The Film Developing Cookbook" by Steve Anchell. It will teach you all of this, as well as giving you a lot of formulas to try.

(posted 8859 days ago)

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