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Response to Sodium thiosulafate vs. ammonium thiosulfate in alkaline fixer

from Brian Hinther (brianh@onewest.net)
In "The Film Developing Cookbook," Anchell and Troop say that sodium thiosulfate isn't able to reliably fix films or papers with a high iodide content, like vitually all of today's products. They say ammonium thiosulfate will do a much more thorough job (in addition to being twice as fast).
(posted 8437 days ago)

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