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Compensating Developer: Developer designed to compress the general contrast range in a negative without influencing gradation in the shadow and highlight areas.

Soft Developer: Paper developer that can be used alone or in combination with other developers (two-bath development) to achieve more subtle contrast control.

One Shot Developer: Is a developer that is used on a single occasion and then discarded.

Staining Developer: Developer, such as pyro, in which the oxidation products give extra image density by staining the gelatin.

MQ-PQ Developers: Are developing solutions containing the reducing agents metol and hydroquinone or phenidone and hydroquinone.

Timeshare Developers: Companies that develop or acquire resort properties, and usually market and sell the timeshare inventory in those resorts to consumers. The developer entity may also act as the property mana . . . View Full Definition

Warm Tone Developer: Is a developer producing image colors in chlorobromide papers ranging from warm black to reddish brown, according to type.

Universal Developer: Name given to a number of developing solutions, usually mq, indicating that they can be used for processing films and papers.

Licensed Developer: A company who makes games under the permission of the hardware manufacturer. For example, a developer who wants to make PS2 games must obtain a license from Sony.

High Contrast Developer: Solutions used to produce high contrast images.