[pure-silver] Re: Toning Question
- From: Jeffrey Thorns <puresilver@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: pure-silver@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 31 Oct 2005 13:40:09 -0700
So, how much do most people dilute KBT? I didn't see the dilution
listed on the bottle.
It would be best to place the print in a stop bath of sodium sulfite
after toning as it will continue to tone as it washes.
You could also use a strong bath of HCA.
This holds true for Kodak Brown Toner as well.
regards,
ann clancy\
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On Mon, Oct 31, 2005 at 08:44:17PM +0100, Per Ohstrom wrote:
> Hi Justin,
>
> Nice photo! I would use Agfa Viradon to make it more brownish and warmer
> and, at the same time, archival. I'm not sure it's the exact tone you are
> looking for, but if my monitor isn't all wrong it might be close.
>
> My pspe contribution was Ilford MG IV FB toned 90 secs in Viradon 1+24. If
> that is too brown, maybe 60 seconds or less would be what you want?
Thanks Per. I am going to see what my local shop has in terms of toner.
I'll simply experiment.
One question though, does the toner stop working quickly after it's been
rinsed off, or do it keep working for a while after? I want know
how q uickly I
> have to chuck the paper in the sink for.
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It would be best to place the print in a stop bath of sodium sulfite after toning as it will continue to tone as it washes.
You could also use a strong bath of HCA.
This holds true for Kodak Brown Toner as well.
regards, ann clancy\
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> have to chuck the paper in the sink for.On Mon, Oct 31, 2005 at 08:44:17PM +0100, Per Ohstrom wrote: > Hi Justin, > > Nice photo! I would use Agfa Viradon to make it more brownish and warmer > and, at the same time, archival. I'm not sure it's the exact tone you are > looking for, but if my monitor isn't all wrong it might be close. > > My pspe contribution was Ilford MG IV FB toned 90 secs in Viradon 1+24. If > that is too brown, maybe 60 seconds or less would be what you want?
Thanks Per. I am going to see what my local shop has in terms of toner. I'll simply experiment.
One question though, does the toner stop working quickly after it's been
rinsed off, or do it keep working for a while after? I want know how q uickly I
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