Warsaw

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  MrBrowning

• Apr 15, 2017

I really like this. I see you used Bromportrait. I have a pack and haven't been able to get results nearly this nice.

 

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  Thomas Bertilsson

• Apr 15, 2017

Beautiful print! That intensity of light is really appealing.

 

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  Thomas Bertilsson

• Apr 15, 2017

@MrBrowning Try using trays one size bigger than your paper, wear nitrile rubber gloves, and use your hands to gently flow the lith developer across the paper surface, as opposed to rocking the tray. With the Slavich papers this makes a big difference.

 

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  jstout

• Apr 15, 2017

Eerie, otherworldly and beautiful image.

 

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  hobbes

• Apr 15, 2017

@MrBrowning - hi, let me see my notes, as far as I remember Bromportrait was quite easy to handle, unlike to Unibrom which was a real siberian beast to tame.

 

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  MrBrowning

• Apr 15, 2017

@Thomas Bertilsson thank you I will try that.

@hobbes I'd appreciate that.

 

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  TheToadMen

• Apr 15, 2017

Beautiful image and well printed too! Congratulations.

 

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  hobbes

• Apr 15, 2017

thanks guys! @MrBrowning - from what I've been able to recover (lost notes..) the bromportrait 80bp (either embossed or glossy) wit normal contrast scenes required 2-3 minutes exposure at f5.6 and 6-8minutes of development in Moersch Easy Lith 10+10+900ml +20ml OldBrown @26-30C. Fresh Easy Lith resulted in some weird darker spots allover. It's a bit different story when it came to Rollei Super Lith developer, where the exposure went up to 15min@f8 with superlith 1+20@30-33C;

 

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  MrBrowning

• Apr 15, 2017

@hobbes thank you! That's very helpful.

 

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  robrover

• Apr 19, 2017

Very atmospheric.