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For Tri-X 400 in a tray of D-76 1:1, Kodak's table says useful capacity for 8x10 sheets per G/L in a tray = 16/4.
Kodak's sentence requires some interpretation before it makes sense, but it can be done.
Practice makes perfect:
You're in sixth grade. The teacher says "Pop Quiz!" and hands-out a test that gives Kodak's information above, and asks the following question:
If you start with a fresh tray of 64 oz. of D-76 1:1, and you develop seven 4x5 sheets and nine 5x7 sheets of Tri-X 400, how many 8x10 sheets can you next develop in the same tray of solution before you finally exhaust the developer's useful capacity?
If you're not allowed to use your i-pad to login to the LF forum and ask for an answer, what are you going to do?
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