I found something yesterday I had never done before: a couple of sheets of film loaded backwards in the holders. They were exposed normally, on HP5+ rated at 400, in very soft low-contrasty outside light...
Is there any chance of rescuing them with a couple of extra stops of development? More? Less? Or has exposing them from the wrong side given them such faint wisps of light through the dye and base that even processing as 1600 or so is likely to be a washout? Anyone clawed back from such idiocy before?
note to self for future reference: do not take part in an interesting conversation while loading a dozen holders.
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