Rapid Access Developer will likely give you a high contrast image. Its
not likely what you want.
You can make these films give a continuous tone by using a very low
contrast developer. People use highly diluted print developers such as
dektol diluted 1:30.
The contrast is dependent upon the dil
Rapid Access is a high contrast lith film that develops in a 1 part developer
that gives full development in about 10 seconds hence the nameit's really
designed for machine processing. Regular high contrast lith film is designed
for a 2 part A+B lith developer and develops slowly. For graphi
I think the AGFA plate fim I aquired & inquired about on list a couple weeks
ago is similar. I contacted a graphic artist I know who has used the film
but they had not relayed info yet. If I get some I will send it on.
Chuck Flagg
"Kodak Rapid Access developer/graphic arts film They didn't tell
