Re: Ware/Malde-Ziatype-DOP palladium,was RE: "New" Paper for Pt/Pd (and other iron processes, too)
> In my experience, the brown produced by the Ware Malde method is a > less yellow, more neutral to slightly reddish brown than the 'warm' > tone you get from the hot potassium oxalate developed traditional FO > process . I actually prefer the Ware/Malde tone. Thanks for the information, Clay. > You also mentioned thiourea toning. A wide range of tones are > possible in that process by varying the base used to mix the > redeveloper, the ratio of bleach to rehalogenating salt, and the type > of salt, not to mention the type of paper and developer used on the > front end. I have gotten everything from cold purple brown to the > yellow brown you mentioned by modifying these variables. I had a feeling someone would call me on that one, hehe. I knew it was a bad analogy, but it was the best I could come up with at the time. Camden Hardy camden[at]hardyphotography[dot]net http://www.hardyphotography.net
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