Thank You Bob Carnie

[Bruce Osgood]

For years I've used KRST 1:9 up to 1:19 for minutes and more minutes and have never felt I got what I thought was the right look. Then I read a piece from Carnie using KRST 1:5 for 45 seconds..... Well, I tried that too.

BINGO.

(ooops... somehow I posted in mid composition)


I think I, and probably others, who were not satisified with KRST results were missing the transformation and looking at the final product as not different from the origional. Too long staring at what had already changed to see the difference.

Thank you Bob Carnie.

[wildbill]

kodak rapid selenium toner. I'm gonna try that dilution as well. Bob seems to be a pretty smart guy, AND he's Canadian.

[Colin Corneau]

Very timely, I hope to work on some prints soon myself...thanks!

[JBrunner]

kodak rapid selenium toner. I'm gonna try that dilution as well. Bob seems to be a pretty smart guy, AND he's Canadian.

I think you meant, "...AND he's Canadian, Eh?"

I usually tone for a long time, particularly with warmtones. I need to try this.

[Rick A]

Just wrote that on a note pad, headed into the DR this afternoon, I have the perfect image I want to try it on.

[silveror0]

Someone told me years ago the Canada was abbreviated CND, then explained: C eh? N eh? D eh?

[Michael R 1974]

Dammit we don't all say "eh", the same way not all Americans are morons. In fact I don't know anybody who says "eh". You have to come from some hole in the wall in the atlantic provinces or yahoo land out west for that.

[holmburgers]

I'm calling your bluff Michael. We're all morons...

[Michael R 1974]

No wonder your posts never make any sense!

[JBrunner]

I'm calling your bluff Michael. We're all morons...

Oh my, that was awesome.