Over development
Is a photographic term indicating that the amount of development recommended by the manufacturer has been exceeded.
2. too much handling in air during the development process,
3. over-developed,
4. outdated film or paper, or
5. storage of film or paper in a hot, humid place.
(see Outdated & Over development) ...
Take care not to let the sharp edge of a negative scratch the emulsion of another negative. It is important to develop a good balance between agitation and rest since no agitation causes underdevelopment and over agitation causes over development.
 See also: Density, Development, Contrast, Time, Film
  
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