A further experiment.
Very insufficient first development (probably too much hypo in the first developer), plus - I think - only partial fogging in the second exposure has led to extremely thin negatives with some Sabatier effect.
In addition, the emulsion has apparently reticulated (normally almost impossible to do with modern emulsions these days); I'm guessing the bleach was too strong for this particular emulsion.
They are probably unprintable in the darkroom, and the scans had to be heavily post-processed to produce anything
However, liked these three ...
Very insufficient first development (probably too much hypo in the first developer), plus - I think - only partial fogging in the second exposure has led to extremely thin negatives with some Sabatier effect.
In addition, the emulsion has apparently reticulated (normally almost impossible to do with modern emulsions these days); I'm guessing the bleach was too strong for this particular emulsion.
They are probably unprintable in the darkroom, and the scans had to be heavily post-processed to produce anything
However, liked these three ...