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Gasparinho (nop51076@mail.telepac.pt)
Thu, 30 Jan 1997 00:01:15 +0100

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I normally use Ammonium Citrate as my "B" developer for kallitypes.
Mixed with the Sodium Acetate developer it allows for progressivelly warmer
tones. When used alone, it gives brown/sepia tones for the shades but there
is a split that gives the middle tones a greyish brown look.
One of the ways of correcting this is by adding sodium citrate to the
ammonium citrate developer.
Before I test this path any further, has anybody done these tests before?
I would be specially interested in results obtained with the various
possible combinationsof the sodium and ammonium citrates, and how they
react to the presence of the different organic acids.
Carlos Gasparinho
nop51076@mail.telepac.pt

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