Dave
It's the other way round.
If it was unhardened gum it was so underexposed that it would fall off the
paper.
Terry
In a message dated 11/4/06 5:31:39 pm, fotodave@dsoemarko.us writes:
> It might be because the development is not complete, so there is still a
> lot
> of unhardened gum (which contains water). Well, actually even the hardened
> gum is soaked up with water at that point, so the water will continue to
> develop the surrounding gum. Sort of like if you put a piece of ice on jello
> versus you put a piece of ice on gum. The first case will have no problem
> whereas the second will make a mess.
>
>
> Dave
>
>
Received on Tue Apr 11 11:32:36 2006
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