[pure-silver] Re: Selenium toning Kentmere Paper
- From: Richard Knoppow <dickburk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: pure-silver@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 31 Mar 2008 16:18:02 -0700
At 04:02 PM 3/31/2008, you wrote:
Hi all,
I recently bought a packet of KENTMERE Fineprint VC DW Fiber
Semi-Matte; it was the only Kentmere available. I'm getting fed up
of Ilford papers which are the only papers available in Montreal
Photo stores. So, I wanted to try Kentmere, hoping it might be a
suitable replacement for AGFA MultiClassic.
I tried toning the Kentmere in Selenium 1:9 for up to 15 minutes and
nothing happened. Is it me or is it just the paper that doesn't
tone in Selenium? The Agfa paper toned so beautifully in Selenium.
Anybody else have experiences with Selenium toning and Kentmere
paper? Did anything happen?
I was just looking through the Freestyle catalogue which I received
with some items I had ordered and noticed that there is a Kentmere
Kentona paper which is described as "sensitive to both warm tone
developers and various toning techniques including selenium toning."
Unfortunately, it is a graded paper available only in #2 but
nevertheless, has anybody had any experience with selenium toning
this paper? What about Kentmere Bromide paper?
Cheers,
Bogdan
--
I've had some success toning some Arista that I think was
Kentmere but it may not have been the same stuff. Selenium will not
cause a noticable color change for some papers, particularly cold or
neutral tone ones. It is still toning and will produce some
intensification. A bleach test will probably show that the prints you
toned _are_ toned even though there was no color change. You might
try Kodak Brown Toner but it also is more effective in causing a
color change in warm tone paper than cold although, like Selenium, it
protects the image even when there is no perceptible color change.
About the only toner which effectively changes the color of
cold tone papers is the bleach and redevelop type like Kodak Sepia
Toner, but one must tone fully.
--
Richard Knoppow
Los Angeles, CA, USA
dickburk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
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Hi all,I recently bought a packet of KENTMERE Fineprint VC DW Fiber Semi-Matte; it was the only Kentmere available. I'm getting fed up of Ilford papers which are the only papers available in Montreal Photo stores. So, I wanted to try Kentmere, hoping it might be a suitable replacement for AGFA MultiClassic.
I tried toning the Kentmere in Selenium 1:9 for up to 15 minutes and nothing happened. Is it me or is it just the paper that doesn't tone in Selenium? The Agfa paper toned so beautifully in Selenium.
Anybody else have experiences with Selenium toning and Kentmere paper? Did anything happen?
I was just looking through the Freestyle catalogue which I received with some items I had ordered and noticed that there is a Kentmere Kentona paper which is described as "sensitive to both warm tone developers and various toning techniques including selenium toning."
Unfortunately, it is a graded paper available only in #2 but nevertheless, has anybody had any experience with selenium toning this paper? What about Kentmere Bromide paper?
Cheers, Bogdan --
- [pure-silver] Selenium toning Kentmere Paper
- From: Bogdan Karasek