Basically, I've shot a few images with a home made pinhole camera... for the landscapes the developing time was cut to half, while for the "portrait" the developer was double diluted but I kept the development time to normal. The results seem to be (more or less) the same. The tint is from...
Thank you StephenM, your answer makes sense... I should've thought about: "Development begins at the surface of the emulsion, and proceeds towards the base as developer diffuses into the emulsion. This takes time."
"It doesn't work like that John. I guess there must be a relationship between time and dilution but it will not be linear and finding any reliable data would be difficult as it's not standard practise. You might find something on time vs temperature to account for working in hot climates but...
Hi I'm John,
I can't find anyware on the web the answer to the question:
Does developing a b&w film half the required time will give the same result as when I use the same developer at double dilution but with the normal development time ?
I've read a few books about developing b&w film, but...
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