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This article is from the Darkroom
Work FAQ, by Cees de Groot
Jean-David Beyer for typing in the quote from Kodak's T-Max datasheet :-). Tom Reed <mailto:treed@omicron.csustan.edu> for suggesting the parts on VC paper (and supplying me with the table of filtration values).
Continue to:
darkroom, photography, water, chemicals, film processing, kodak, enlarger, developer
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