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Q. brand marks on the negatives

Asked by Matthieu Ducamp (K=0) on 5/24/2005

Hello,

I would like to know, the kodak marks on the negtive ( near the perforation) appears to be grey after I develop the film.
Does it means it's under dev ou over dev ?

I used kodak time and 30 sec agitation, and then 25s/5 of agitation.

Thanks a lot
MAtthieu

Koen B (K=3279) - Comment Date 5/26/2005

If you overdevelop, the marks on the film (and just everything else too) will become darker. But I suppose we are talking considerable overdevelopment, as I have not encountered this myself.

Koen

Raoul Endres (K=2676) - Comment Date 5/27/2005

Why not do a simple test? Shoot a whole roll of a 'normal' subject. Then, cut the film in thee parts. Develop each seperately - on with 25% more time, one normal, one less.

Quick way to find out your ideal time.

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