Aw common Ron , don't take your bats away we just got started.


Could you please explain technically how Potassium Bromide will change the grain structure therefore causing the post flash tones to go a different colour.. I would give it a go but I am just a lowly printer and do not want to talk scientific nonsense.

PE is right if you use the same dev for both baths there will not be a tone change and I only use two baths to inflict silver clumping radicalization tone effects. (post development, fix and wash) using bleach sepia , gold and selenium components to tone the print.

Quote Originally Posted by Photo Engineer View Post
Guys;

If you use the same developer for pre and post flash, then the image tone is the same. If you use 2 developers, the image tone is different depending on what developer you use. Now, for a beginner, it is best to start simple, but for an advanced user, then more complex methods is useful.

If you wish to leave your conversation, please let me know as this is otherwise a waste of my time.

PE