Re: Dmax, highlights and BFK

Risa Horowitz ( grnbrg@pipeline.com)
Tue, 14 January 1997 10:39 AM

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I'm reminded of someone once mentioning that Rives BFK has some sort of
bleach in it to whiten the paper.
Does anyone know If this could have an effect on the apparent contrast of a
Van Dyke? i.e. altho one may get rich highlights, could this bleach further
reduce the density in the shadow areas of a Van Dyke?
thanks
Risa

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