Times too short on Devere 504 - Film and Darkroom User

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15th January 2021, 06:21 PM

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It's Friday, and I'll admit to being a bit tired.
However, anyone know what happens if you just dial in lots of cyan?
Does that only reduce brightness, or any implications for contrast?

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