From: garimo (omirag@cruzio.com)
Date: 04/21/00-08:10:52 PM Z
Since the chrysotype workshop w/ Mike Ware is happening about 20 miles
from home... I figured I better not pass it up. So now I have taken on
learning how to use PMK Pryo developer to have some negatives before
the August workshop. For my first time, I ordered some of the
Photographers Formulary packaged developer. After reading the
instructions, It calls for a non-acidic fixer and recommends using
their TF-4 fixer, which of course I don't have. Does anyone experienced
with Pryo know why I can't just use Sodium Thiosulphate and mix it two
pounds to one gallon of water as in the Darkroom Cookbook
instructions??? Should I perhaps add anything else? Your suggestions
are very welcome right about now! Thanks,
garimo
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