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Ian Marsh
26th July 2011, 09:54 AM
I would like to try lith printing.
I see Silverprint do Moersch EASYLITH 200ml. Is this a good starting point?
Also can somebody recommend a paper to go with this? I have heard that RC papers are not suitable, is that the case?
Thank you for any info
David Lingham
26th July 2011, 10:08 AM
Ian
Your best bet is to sign on to Tim Rudmans newsletter, it details all available developers and paper.
here:
http://www.timrudman.com/
paulc
26th July 2011, 12:17 PM
Fomatone 131 is as good a starting point as any. The Adox MCc110 also liths, but I found it to be very gritty.
I've also used Kentmere FinePrint and Bromide papers in homebrew developers - Subtle effects can be had with the lightest of pinks/yellows in the highlights. I've also found the Kentmere VC Select reacts quite well, so don't discount trying a paper just because it says RC on the box.
Should point out that I mix my own lith developers rather than buying in specially made ones.
Peter Fitz
26th July 2011, 12:51 PM
I would like to try lith printing.
I see Silverprint do Moersch EASYLITH 200ml. Is this a good starting point?
Also can somebody recommend a paper to go with this? I have heard that RC papers are not suitable, is that the case?
Thank you for any info
Yes Moersch Easylith is fine and get some of the mentioned Fomatone paper: 131 gloss or 132 matt.
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