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Sodium Sulfite (Moersch C) All lith developers oxidize over time in the tray, some faster than others. Weak dilutions will oxidize faster than strong ones. If you wish to extend the tray life over a long day of printing, then adding Moersch C/sodium sulfite will help do the trick. Moersch...

I found this about dilution Lith C ... Sodium Sulfite (Moersch C) All lith developers oxidize over time in the tray, some faster than others. Weak dilutions will oxidize faster than strong ones. If you wish to extend the tray life over a long day of printing, then adding Moersch C/sodium...

Thanks to Koraks & Bill Burk I think my initial mix of Easylith developer run out of life. But meanwhile i made a new lith mix and tried it with some old Forté paper. These old the results below. I see some strange small black points. Is this pepper corning or the black dot syndrome?? Can...

No I am not using step wedge.. I have never heard of it. Can you explain that and how is related to seeing where you are exposure wise?

thx for advice!

If i'm right , i kept the bottle for about 2 weeks in the bottle and used it maybe 3 or 4 times for a lith session. So probably the mix was exhausted. Is it now "Old Brown"? I didn't know lith developer has a short life span. Shorter than normal or conventional printing developer

Thx Koraks, I'm new to lith. What you mean with stable?

Hi, I am new to lith printing. And I have done some lith prints successfully. But then , yesterday I was trying again but all the prints turned out to stay all white. Cannot find out where the problem is. Exposed the paper for 32 seconds at F8. Which was 2 stops over exposed from the base...

hi I like to start lith printing with Moersch EasyLith A and B. Has anyone experience with Lith C, D or E? Why you use it and at what concentrations and what effect it has on the results. Thx a lot,

added some notes from Moersch, that i received buying new bottles of Easylit developer

Will give it a try

hi, On the website of Moersch for the EasyLith developer i read this: Dilution 1+10 to 1+30 Does this mean A or B? A) 1A + 1B + 30 water 3,3 cl + 3,3 cl 1 Liter water B) 1 + 30 water 3,3 cl + 1 liter water (1,65cl A + 1,65cl B) + 1 liter water Thx

Thanks for the answer Love the image! The colours, the sky and sun...

Thank you! one more question: To decide what basic exposure time i'm going to use , with an over-exposure of 2 - 3 steps for the lith print. I take a basic exposure on the enlarger of my film. But that exposure is based on measurement (conventional photography), With the filters applied ...

Good question, i guess control contrast in high and lowlights. But i thought in lith prints, the contrast was controlled by exposure and development ?