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Response to Bleaching and redeveloping

from Pete Andrews (p.l.andrews@bham.ac.uk)
Done once the image quality deteriorates.
This technique is usually used for intensification, and as such it works very well indeed. The only time I used it was with some 120 negatives that turned out very weak after normal development. Bleaching and re-developing gave normal to high contrast negs but the grain was really excessive, even with MF.
Not recommended, except as a last resort, or for grain effects.
(posted 8660 days ago)

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