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Originally Posted by Rob Archer
A few scans of my latest attempts with it. They're scans of prints on Ilford Multigrade RC DeLux except for the peppers which is on Art300. As you can see, even with POTA the images are very contrasty.
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A good job, you've done there Rob.
And I really like the contrast that you have managed to get with it.
As for me wondering what POTA was, and I'm assuming I wasn't the only one to wonder, it means, 'PHENIDONE EXTENDED RANGE DEVELOPER (POTA)'.
OR, on one post they say something different to that:
'First of all, what is POTA? According to The Film Developing Cookbook (Anchell & Troop, 1998, Focal Press, 165 pp. ISBN-13: 978-0-240-80277-0), POTA was developed by Martin Levy and the formula published in 1967. The acronym POTA stands for Photo-Optics Technical Area at the Ft. Monmouth military installation where Levy was employed.'
Terry S