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Contrast train 01

            Kentmere 100 underexposed at ISO 800 in the evening / night.  These are hand held and long exposure between 1 1/2 seconds on the porch to 5 seconds with the train exposures.   F2.8 and f3.5  

Film was underexposed and rudely overdeveloped at high temperature.  The idea is to get low light or ambient light exposures and stretch the contrast.  First attempt.

Developed at full strength for 3 1/2 minutes at 100 degrees F. 

Developer is:
British Journal Universal Paper developer from 1968 and before. 

The formula is:
3.2 grams Metol
12.5 grams Hydroquinone (That's a lot of Q)
56 grams Sodium sulfite
63 grams sodium carbonate anhyd
2 grams potassium bromide and
water to 1 liter.

Using with film it is diluted EXCEPT for line and process films use at full strength. 2 to 4 minutes at 68 degrees.
   

Taken on: January 1, 2022

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