Shel Belinkoff wrote:
>
> Sid ...
>
> You're too damned miserly. The only way you're going to get
> absolutely consistent negatives is to use D-76, or most any
> developer, as a one shot. Measure and mix it carefully, and
> enjoy the fruits of your labor. If you want to be thrifty, try
> developing your film in D-76 diluted 1:1 - you may like what you
> see, especially if you make some 16x20 or greater enlargements.
> You did say your negs are important to you ...
I agree.
Another way to be cheap would be to buy the 10 gallon bag of d-76 and
decant into separate 1 gallon containers. You could also mix your own,
which might be better, since D-76H may be preferable to D-76.
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