Re: Some simple questions about Single-Tray Processing

<jjs> wrote in message news:13rsb8vi99fvq6f@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> "Claudio Bonavolta" <claudio@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>Well, "professionals" most probably don't use the single-tray but
>>other more productive techniques (processors, etc
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> Not in the USA. Professional B&W custom printers use trays.
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If I'm printing a lot of B&W prints, then I'll get out the old
stabilization 
processor, fill it with Polymax in both racks, and run the prints thru
three 
times. But if I'm making some custom B&W's it's nice to use the trays so 
that I can gently rub an area that needs just a wee bit more developement,

or even blot an area with a cotton ball dipped in straight developer.
For final wash and dry, I feed the prints into the wash racks of the color

processor.