Does Using Anti Newton Glass negative holders effect/improve the tonality of my darkroom print?

[Frascofoto]

I've been trying to get a certain tone to my prints that I've seen in professional darkrooms and can't figure out how they do it.

 

[logan2z]

To my knowledge, the only affect AN glass carriers have on the final print is improved corner to corner sharpness. And, possibly, more dust spots to spot out

 

[koraks]

a certain tone

Would you please try and make this more specific? 'Tone' can mean several things, and I have a feeling you mean something else (subjective; idiosyncratic) altogether.

Also, is this about the color prints we're discussing in the other topic?

 

[Frascofoto]

Would you please try and make this more specific? 'Tone' can mean several things, and I have a feeling you mean something else (subjective; idiosyncratic) altogether.

Also, is this about the color prints we're discussing in the other topic?

Sorry the examples in the other topic are not mine. They are the desired 'tone'. I guess you could call it style but it's hard to describe. Perhaps I'm talking about contrast and colour?

 

[koraks]

Alright, but since this is basically about the same issue, i.e. 'how to get my prints to look like I want them', I'll close this thread for now so all discussion can be concentrated in your other thread. Hope you don't mind!

Further discussion here: https://www.photrio.com/forum/threa...-lens-effect-the-tonality-of-the-print.195192