Controlling Paper Negative Contrast With Slimt or Preflashing?

[jnanian]

graded paper is sensitive to more than just blue light ( blue and green ) and it tends to be slower than
vc paper. you can adjust the contrast with graded paper by using 2 developers instead of 1,
and a water bath.

good luck !
john

[RalphLambrecht]

good ideas. I never would have thought of that




Haha I'm over it. Just trying to decide on the 'best,' 'most productive' way of doing paper negatives. All that's left for me is to actually find some free time. It seems like I have plenty of free time to think about stuff, but when it comes time to do it, I get busy with 10^10 other things. Guess I should just stop thinking and just do it

BTW, I'm all up for enjoying any odd things for their weirdness

hereis what i do:

[Existing Light]

hereis what i do:

I assume you either do nothing with paper negs because they arent up to par with film or there was some kind of computer problem when you were typing