I have a fridge full of various old papers. The ones I have tried so far have been okay and they definitely work well as paper negatives. Having ever tried Lith so I'll be keeping an eye on your channel.
Hi Morris, Thanks for your comment. The Lith process with old papers is really worth the time. I've a playlist of Lith stuff ruclips.net/p/PLJF8ZxdlGPT6-ydsG5PaKvDkVhduOCl6k Best, Gavin
The smallest, 9x13 cm, I don’t mind. I usually print 13x18 cm, sometimes 18x24. I had printed on textured matt finish Bromofort a few years ago and I really liked it. I will try getting around any fog with development and exposure, maybe bleach, I am not ready to get into lith.
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Thank you! So much
I have a fridge full of various old papers. The ones I have tried so far have been okay and they definitely work well as paper negatives. Having ever tried Lith so I'll be keeping an eye on your channel.
Hi Morris, Thanks for your comment. The Lith process with old papers is really worth the time. I've a playlist of Lith stuff ruclips.net/p/PLJF8ZxdlGPT6-ydsG5PaKvDkVhduOCl6k
Best, Gavin
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I’ve got 400 sheets of Bromofort slowly making their way to where I live…
Hi Szabo, The Bromofort paper should Lith very nicely inded and print too on traditional B&W. I have some but not much. What sizes did you get btw ?
The smallest, 9x13 cm, I don’t mind. I usually print 13x18 cm, sometimes 18x24. I had printed on textured matt finish Bromofort a few years ago and I really liked it. I will try getting around any fog with development and exposure, maybe bleach, I am not ready to get into lith.