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Response to Fine Grain Development

from Tim Brown (brownt@flash.net)
Common developers can be diluted to reduce the solvent effect of Sodium Sulphite. D-76 [or ID-11] for example, diluted 1+3 ends up with 3.25% SS by Cesar's numbers. You could experiment with even higher dilutions.

There is, of course, one other way to minimize grain in a given [silver image B&W] film: don't overexpose. Just enough exposure for adequate shadow detail.

(posted 8544 days ago)

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