UV vs. Visual Readings in Non-stained negatives

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Will a negative developed in a non-staining developer, specifically for PT/PD printing, read the same in both a visual densitometer reading and a UV channel reading? Or will there still be some difference in the readings depending on what film you're using?

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Eric,

My experience has been that the readings will be very similar, but may not be exactly the same. There may be a sleight difference in the UV density of the B+F, for example, that will cause a sleight UV difference. There may also be a very sleight difference in UV density proportional to the visible density, but it seems to be neglidgible in most cases.

TMAX 100 is another story all together, however...


---Michael
 
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