Dear list,
Has anybody used dye transfer technique in a darkroom?
Can I say that this process is a cousin of gum dichromate print?
I am reading darkroom handbook by Langford and on page 256 states:
"to remove dye after you transfer to paper swab the print with 0.5% solution
of permanganate (to remove cyan), concentrated wetting agent (to remove
magenta) or 0.5% solution of houseold bleach (to remove yellow)"
does it make sense? Has anybody tried?
What is a concentrated wetting agent?
Thanks for any reply,
Giovanni
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> >> Is that a plug in for Photoshop -- or ?????
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> > Yes...
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