From: roger.kockaerts (roger.kockaerts@chello.be)
Date: 05/12/00-01:22:21 AM Z
Hi Amy,
Yhe last ten years or so I've been developing and printing Pt-Pd in Turkey
while travelling. I use Tri-X ISO 320 exposed at ISO 200 and developed in
Agfa Rodinal 1+15 with 50% overdevelopment to get Pt-Pd printable negatives.
The last time I printed under the sun, with the printing out method (zia) so
the developing step was avoided. Bleach was done with citric acid. It works.
Greetings, Roger
Roger Kockaerts
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>De : Amy Cutting <amos1979@home.com>
>À : alt-photo-process-l@skyway.usask.ca
>Objet : Develping 4x5's while traveling
>Date : Mer 10 mai 2000 17:54
>
> Here's a good one you guys. I've got a friend who's going to Mexico and
> Africa (lucky boy!) for a few months. What with the high humidity and the
> less than ideal conditions for film he'll be in, I'd say he ought to develop
> over there. Anyone know of a good method of developing in the field? He's a
> pyro fanatic (thank you Gordon!) and would like to use that but I'm
> wondering how ecological it would be to take over there if we even could get
> it through customs. Cyanotypes would probably be a nice easier method for
> him to use rather than platinum since he's never done either. They've all
> been doing photogravures up at the college. Thanks, Amy Cutting
>
>
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