[pure-silver] Re: Dense Negatives

Rev, Sidney Flack reccommended using a green filter for printing
these in VC paper.
I did it after a lot of wine one Xmas exposing HP5 as 100 and
afterwards developing normally
The results were good enough.

--- ATIPPETT@xxxxxxx wrote:

> I have a number of negatives that are too dense due to over 
> development.  
> TRI-X Professional fixed with a hardener.   Using  Kodak's
> Farmer's Reducer and 
> after seven 4 minutes baths I achieved some  noticeable
> reduction.  Am I on 
> the right track here or is there a better  method?
>  
> Alan Tippett
> San Jose
> I
> 
> 
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