AZ, > >Well gee Don, I wonder how I printed that picture? Some real dumb person > >might develop important film without testing the developer first. :-) IMO, that is a dumb way to process chromogenic film, you are leaving silver in the emulsion which means your digital ICE like tools won't work properly. This also raises question about the long term stability of the processed image. It is much easier to have your film processed properly and cheaper, if you value your time. But since chromogenic films aren't manufactured in sheet sizes I don't use them anyway. BTW, chromogenic films print beautifully in the wet darkroom, regardless of the color of the base and/or emulsion. My two cents worth, Don Bryant
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Re: chromogenic films
2003-08-20 by donbga
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