[pure-silver] Re: Old Agfa 120 Brown Black Developer {120 (Potassium Version) print developer}
----- Original Message ----- From: "Tim Eitniear" <timeitniear@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> 
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Sent: Wednesday, January 31, 2007 5:23 PM
Subject: [pure-silver] Re: Old Agfa 120 Brown Black Developer {120 (Potassium Version) print developer} 



Lloyd,
The Agfa paper did tone brown, but it was darker than I wanted, but toned much more than I expected for not being a warm tone paper. As far as the Bergger went, the brown was what I expected, but not the whites. I tried to find an example of what is in my head, but to no avail. I imagine I just need some more practice and tweaking my process. My negatives were pretty dense, which may have contributed which may be one of the reasons my whites were not what I expected. 


Tim Eitniear
Chicago, Il
The amount of Potassium Bromide in a developer will have a strong effect on the results of a toner. Generally, the more bromide the greater the toning. Ryuji Suzuki brought this to my attention. He referenced a patent by Ira Current, who used to be with Ansco. There may be more on Ryuji's web site, I haven't checked yet. 


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Richard Knoppow
Los Angeles, CA, USA
dickburk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx 
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