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From your blog Andrew, the 3 bath development of B&W sheet-films looks interesting. Would you explain your method and formula in another thread on the forum?
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Welcome Andrew
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Hi Andrew. I've just look at your images (Paper Negative) on your web site and thay are magnificient. Too bad I leave in Canada because I think that I would love to have a workshop on the subject.
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I was thinking of starting with Multigrade dev in tray three mixed at 1-20 and putting half a dozen sheets through, varying the time in the final bath from 30 seconds up to 3 mins and judging the results. |
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Andrew,
Have you tried staining developers (e.g. Pyrocat-HD)? I have found the aforementioned developer irons out some need for development adjustment. Tom |
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Hi Andrew
Welcome to FADU. Looking forward to reading some of your posts. Andy |
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Mitch http://photomi7ch.blogspot.com/ If you eliminate the impossible whatever remains no matter how improbable must be the truth. |
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Andrew has been here a while - it was Keith's post that precipitated sudden life into the thread so I have moved it to a nice shiny new thread of its own! >>> http://www.film-and-darkroom-user.or...ead.php?t=2883
Cheers, Bob. Keith's post was: Quote:
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