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 that matter to you without making backup negatives.** I promise you're
 going to mess some of them up.
 
+
 ## Why Bother?
 
 When stand (or one of its variants) works, it gives you negatives of
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 digital post processing, this is approximately the chemical equivalent
 of an unsharp mask.)
 
+It's worth mentioning that there are other approaches to the problem
+of holding highlights while expanding mid-tone contrast.  You can use
+a lower contrast or "compensating" developer like D-23. This is
+a very simple and inexpensive 2-component developer you can easily
+mix yourself.
+
+David Kachel - no fan of stand processing but a superb contributor to
+this craft - has a novel technique called "SLIMT".  In a negative with
+really bright top zones, he adjusts for shadow and mid-tones as
+necessary, *and then mildly bleaches the negative* during the pre-soak
+phase prior to development.  It's a novel technique and uses minimal
+chemistry. I plan to also explore this at some point as well:
+
+[http://davidkachel.com/wpNewDK/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/SLIMTs_Practical_Application.pdf](http://davidkachel.com/wpNewDK/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/SLIMTs_Practical_Application.pdf)
+
+
 ## So How Does It Work?
 
 Stand techniques depend on a basic property of how film develops -
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 tune your stock Ford engine to produce more horsepower either.  It
 is not recommended by the manufacturer ;)
 
+
 ## What's The Downside?
 
 As film develops, it produces chemical byproducts like bromides that
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 Still, this can be conquered and - at least in my view - should be in the
 arsenal of tools for any advanced monochrome silver photographer.
 
+
 ## Terminology
 
 There are many references to this sort of development in the literature
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 stain (as well as Film Base Plus Fog). So each of these techniques
 has a place.
 
+
 ## How Did I Test?
 
 I exposed and developed a variety of films using all four of the
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 least two exposures of every scene you care about.  Try one with stand
 techniques, and have a backup you can process normally if needed.
 
+
 ## Copyright And Use
 
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