[pure-silver] Re: spotting on RC
- From: anclancy@xxxxxxxxxxx
- To: pure-silver@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 27 Jan 2005 19:52:09 +0000
when spotting toned prints, especially those of multi colors you might try some
veronica cass dyes, which will allow you to mix a variety of colors and shades.
regards,
ann
-------------- Original message --------------
> I have a problem.... I've always used FB papers but I thought that I would
> try using RC because I'm part of a print exchange. I thought that it would
> make
> the task of printing several prints, easier. WRONG
> Here's the situation:
>
> I used warm tone, VC peril RC
>
> I used a glass negative carrier to keep the negative flat because I knew the
> heat on the negative over an extended amount of time would cause it to flex.
> That was my first mistake. I cleaned the carrier but after the prints dried,
> there are a lot of tiny, tiny spots that I hadn't noticed when the print was
> wet.
>
> Before they had dried though, I sepia toned them and then selenium toned
> them. Washing in between, of course.
>
> Now I'm stuck trying to spot tone dual-toned prints on RC! grrrrrrrrrrr
>
> The RC isn't letting me spot them in the way that FB papers do. Also, I'm not
> sure that the sepia spot toner is the right color. HELP :)
>
> Becky Lynn
>
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