Re: How many volumn of solution do I need to smoothly process print

On Apr 30, 10:54 pm, t...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 (Thor Lancelot Simon) wrote:
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> Peter  <w2...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> >Generally speaking the runway behind you is of no practical use in an
> >airplane and the liquid (more than a few molecules) above the paper is
> >not of much use, either.  Still, you have to keep it evenly wet and
> >circulating (normally with intermittent agitation) for even
> >development.
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> Are you using your developer one-shot, or reusing it?  With such small
> solution volumes you run the risk of changes to the paper's
characteristic
> curve because the developer itself can become exhausted over the course
> of developing a single sheet of paper, giving different contrast in
shadows,
> midtones, and highlights.
>

oh.. i thnk i lost the answer.   i think i should ask this way:
what's the usual height of solution required for smoothly develop
16x20 papers in tray?   i hope this way you experts can understand me
better.