MMfoto
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Let's say you have a two part stock developer such as FX-2, and you decide to dilute the developer to, say, twice as dilute as normal. Under what circumstances would you want to change both the ratio of reducer(part A) to total volume and the ratio of accelerant(part B), vs changing only the amount of reducer(A) and using the normal ratio of accelerant(B) to total volume.
A similar scenario: if you want to use a highly dilute developer, say, Rodinal 1:300, and you mix it from scratch, couldn't you make a dedicated batch that uses a lower reducer to accelerant ratio in order to maintain buffering, in an attempt to maintain film speed?
A similar scenario: if you want to use a highly dilute developer, say, Rodinal 1:300, and you mix it from scratch, couldn't you make a dedicated batch that uses a lower reducer to accelerant ratio in order to maintain buffering, in an attempt to maintain film speed?