Abstract
Using a monodisperse liquid emulsion, uniform exposure, locus- and orientation independent development and controlled bleaching treatment in order to detect the onset of development, the induction of chemical photographic development was studied. An induction period, as defined in this work, could not be detected for times as short os 1/1000 that required for complete development.
Notes
Paper presented at a symposium on ‘Photographic Processing’ organized by the Science Committee of the Royal Photographic Society, on 21-24 September 1971 at Brighton.