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OK, now for my next question, which concerns the relationship between emulsion hardness and development time. I noticed that Foma films are said to have soft emulsions and also shortened development time compared to most films.
This brings up the question: all else being equal, do soft emulsions tend to have shorter development times than hard emulsions? One could hypothesize that the developer chemicals might diffuse faster into a soft emulsion than a hard one, but this is more along the lines of a wild guess on my part. What about more definitive information/theory/practice?
Thanks.
This brings up the question: all else being equal, do soft emulsions tend to have shorter development times than hard emulsions? One could hypothesize that the developer chemicals might diffuse faster into a soft emulsion than a hard one, but this is more along the lines of a wild guess on my part. What about more definitive information/theory/practice?
Thanks.
