fast-bromide paper recommendations

On my Ethol LPD developer can the directions say for colder tones use a fast-bromide paper. What are some good FB fast-bromide papers. Is Kentmere a fast bromide?
I have a negative that I want to print with a cold blue black tone.

I believe the world's only bromide paper in existence is Slavich Unibrom. A wonderful paper, with a beautiful look and feel.

That's good to know...but isn't Kentmere also a bromide paper? That is what they say at Freestyle.

I believe the straight Bromide paper (Kentmere Bromide) is no longer made. The other papers are (I think) chloro-bromide, like Ilford MGIV.

I think I was right, check this, per Anchell, The Darkroom Cookbook
http://books.google.com/books?id=gZh...ed=0CCsQ6AEwAA

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Originally Posted by zsas

I believe the straight Bromide paper (Kentmere Bromide) is no longer made.

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Not true...

From the manufacturer:
Kentmere Bromide Paper

From B&H Photo:
Kentmere Bromide

:)

Ken

I have some fujibro paper in the basement, used up the 8x10, and have a little of the 5x7 left. It is a bromide paper that fuji still makes. Might be a bit harder to source though.

Nice to know Ken. Seems its only glossy though?

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Originally Posted by Newt_on_Swings

I have some fujibro paper in the basement... Might be a bit harder to source though.

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From Japan Exposures:
Fujibro WP KM Paper

:)

Ken

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Originally Posted by zsas

Seems its only glossy though?

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Yes, but it's a beautiful paper in that surface. I've used it extensively in the past. And I currently still have some Slavich Unibrom in three grades. But my all time favorite was the original Zone VI Brilliant. An amazing paper...

I'm a big fan of bromide papers.

Ken