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Response to Extreme grain in prints

from Tim Brown (brownt@flash.net)
Stand-out grain means that your very old enlarger and lens are probably working well, making a sharp image on the paper. Overdevelopment or overexposure will increase grain from a film like Tri-X. Contrasty paper will also increase the apparent grain. Are you using graded or VC (variable contrast) paper? Do your prints look very contrasty? Are your negs very dense?
(posted 8669 days ago)

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