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Reducing fog in expired film
I have a bunch of long expired film that I'm working on developing. To keep things simple I'm using D76 diluted 1:1 and am
having problems with fogging. I know that Benzotriazol should help and that Potasium Bromide may help. Does anyone have experience with either approach or have other suggestions? I'm also interested in home much much I can add to the stock D76. -- ------------------- Keep working dumbo needs the money |
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