Polywarmtone Chamois J&C...

[Guillaume Zuili]

Hey,
Last night I found in the darkroom a box of Chamois J&C. Triple weight.
it's a beauty in Lith.
Who was the original manufacturer ?
Too bad it's gone.
G

[Ian Grant]

Forte made Polywarmtone.

Great papers I still have a few hundred sheets left

Ian

[MDR]

I believe Forte was the original manufacturer beautiful paper still have some in my fridge.

Dominik

[MaximusM3]

Hey,
Last night I found in the darkroom a box of Chamois J&C. Triple weight.
it's a beauty in Lith.
Who was the original manufacturer ?
Too bad it's gone.
G

Just bring it to uncle Maxie in April

[Guillaume Zuili]

Fatalitas !

12x16... 10 sheets only.
:-(
Thanks.
G.

[Bob Carnie]

Ok Mon Ami

I have just finished a new series of images, and I want to make some 11x14 portfolio prints, eventually Murals so I need a lith paper that works well in 30 x40 and larger sizes.

What are you recommending these days, I did like the foma that I used on that class at G 44 , I am posting the look I am after with one of the images, you will note warm highlights, peach upper mid tones and cool cyan shadows.

recommondations Jerry?

[Bob Carnie]

Oh yea... do not steal my idea Jerry.....8x10 solarized negatives shot with 1930 lighting system

[Ian Grant]

Bob, you might give Mirko at Fotoimpex a nudge - he was working on re-inroducing Polywarmtone

Ian

[MDR]

Bob try Foma or Efke Varycon both papers might be able to give you that tone. Good luck

Dominik

[Robert Hall]

It always seems to be difficult to get them in such large sizes.