pentaxuser
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I sometimes do color wet printing (RA4) and I get more or less good colors.
The reason why I do at 22ºC is just because is quicker than heating the developer up to 38°C.
Can I take it that you have never got a colour cross-over problem with wet RA4 printing from film developed at 22 degrees C?
If I may be so bold as to state my conclusions from the range of statements in this whole thread: 1. Depending on elerion's reply, there may be the possibility of colour cross-over at less than 38C which will be difficult or impossible to cure with wet printing RA4 but can be cured using the hybrid route. Thus hybrid users need not concern themselves with the need to develop at 38C. Wet printers may suffer from crossover unless film is developed at 38C but to the best of my knowledge no-one has yet shown examples of the difference between 22C film and 38C film. It remains a theoretical problem based on actual evidence
Is this a fair summation of what has emerged so far?
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