[pure-silver] Re: Learning from Printing (was Difference in Paper Processing Speed)
- From: Dennis Purdy <dlp4777@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: pure-silver@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 19 Nov 2008 14:25:14 -0800
On Nov 19, 2008, at 13:11, Sauerwald Mark wrote:
In my experience, there are few people who have tried pyro and don't
have a strong opinion on it, although I am one of those few. Many of
it's adherants are religious in their praise of the wonder developer.
I went through a phase where I experimented with it, and managed to
get some good images, but ended up going back to my old standby of
HC-110. I may dabble in Pyro again in the future, but I found it
difficult to get results which were as consistent with Pyro as I get
with HC-110.
My experience is the same as Mark's in that I have been swayed several
times (at least 5) to give it a try and have processed a lot of both
120 roll film and sheet film and am unable to identify what is special
about it. Maybe it depends on the film you use or the light source you
print with. I have tried it on 8x10 film and printed it in platinum as
well and see no reason to work with the nasty stuff. Most recently I
processed about 15 rolls of 120 ACROS in PMK and found it printed just
fine, kind of like if I processed it in Xtol.
Dennis
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