Stand Development Darkroom Guide
Beautifully sharp images by excluding agitation techniques
May 24, 2015
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Show Notes
Stand Developing is a film developing process that involves placing film in a tank of highly diluted developer and letting it “stand” for long periods of time with little or no agitation.
Traditionally, stand development was done with glycin based developers and the negative was laid flat in a developing tray. Over the years, other methods have emerged, adapting the technique to roll film types.
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