Selon Shannon Stoney <sstoney@xxxxxxx>:
I would be honored to have this list named pure_shannon. That's a
great idea. ;-)
OK, back to the darkroom. I have switched back to Ilford paper and
I'm noticing something I didn't notice before. When I write on the
back of the paper with a pencil (exposure times, etc) it sometimes
shows through on the other side, particularly in the dark areas. Why
does this happen, and how do people avoid it?
--shannon
Dear Shannon,
Sometimes, in order to get something in blown out highlights, I
gently rub the
print in the tray with my fingers in the zone I try to improve.
It often works. Whatever paper maker had produced the stuff I soup.
You are just doing this with a pencil. (except that my fingers
being a little
hotter than the dev., I add to the pressure the temperature effect)
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