Two-Bath Development: Exposure and Development Strategy for Scanning.
The article presents information on film development using the two-bath development procedure. The theory and history of the two-bath development are discussed. Particular focus is given to two two-bath formulas, Diafine and Ansel Adam's Divided D-23. Experimental procedure and results from tests on...
| Publicado en: | View Camera Vol. 21; no. 4; pp. 50 - 56 |
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View Camera Magazine
Jul/Aug2008
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| Sumario: | The article presents information on film development using the two-bath development procedure. The theory and history of the two-bath development are discussed. Particular focus is given to two two-bath formulas, Diafine and Ansel Adam's Divided D-23. Experimental procedure and results from tests on the two products are also presented. As a conclusion, the author stated, that the process of the two-bath development guarantees the highlights will not be blown out, even in scenes having extreme contrast. |
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