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26th February 2009, 09:53 PM
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Ilford Multigrade with dial in filtration?
I would be interested in your views about yellow and magenta filtration and its uses with Ilford Multirade papers. I have a colour head on my newly acquired Durst M670 anlarger and I assume that yellow will give a flatter softer contrast whereas, I guess magenta will give a harder contrast. I am thinking of using magenta with C-41 negs which tend to be a quite soft contrast.
I also assume that one will need to up development times or open up the enlarger lens to compensate for filtration?
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