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Alan, I just checked my Win10 settings, and it only has the strength slider. Which primarily seems to affect color. There isn't a separate brightness control. I think it would be better to let us choose color and brightness separately. Cuz during the day, I would like to reduce the brightness without changing the color. -
By rodeo_joe1 · Posted
The usable capacity of any rechargeable cell varies with the discharge load/current. Manufacturers baldly quote the best case scenario without necessarily disclosing the details. It might be a load of a few kilohms over many days, or a few ohms over a matter of minutes - who knows? But both cases almost certainly won't multiply out to the same milliampere-hour figure. Unless you have a multimeter with a data output, together with a computer datalogging application, your plan sounds like a tedious way to pass the time!😵 -
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Hasn't this been discussed here? Personally, I think both time and film are too valuable to fritter away trying this, that and the other developer. It's well known that contrast is easily varied in proportion to development time. So isn't it easier to simply adjust the time in a known developer rather than formulate a new one? -
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