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Originally Posted by Lostlabours
That's not the formula for D76h, that's a hypothetical formula that Haist came up with in a discussion with Troop. It's loosely based on the Eastman Kodak Research original Fine Grain developer published before D76..
The official Kodak D76h formula contains Hydroquinone
Metol...........................2,5g
Sodium sulphite (anh.).....100g
Hydroquinone................5g
Borax ..........................2g
Boric Acid.....................15g
Water..........................1litre
Kodak publish quite a few variations of D76 in the 1930's Grant Haist would have been aware of the original EK Research fine grain developer, Troop wasn't
Ian
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I noticed on Ian Grant's web site several Kodak variants with only a little borax and quite a lot of boric acid, including this one (above). I wondered why the pH wouldn't be too low for normal development. Were these for a particular purpose?