Andrew O'Neill
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An outing with the 8x10 camera, resulted in a Salt print. A process that I'm still kicking myself for not giving it a go years ago...
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8x10 Salt Print
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TheToadMen
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Looking good! Salt printing is my favorite alt-photo process.
What chemicals, process & paper did you use?
What chemicals, process & paper did you use?
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Andrew O'Neill
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This time I kept the Citric Acid separate from the Ag. Paper (Revere Platinum) was soaked in sea salt, dried, then puddle pusher coated (a drop of photo-flo to even out the coating). I switched to a home mix ammonia/thiosulfate fixer that I use for Kallitypes. Gold toner (after fixing) was the same one that I use for Kallitypes (Sandy King).
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Rick A
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That would be another "well done" in the books. Seems you've got the knack for salt printing.
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