Developer for MCC

Mark Layne · Feb 3, 2005

The instruction sheet for Agfa MCC lists several developers including Neutol BL for cold image tone
Anyone know if this tends to be available in this hemisphere?
Mark

titrisol · Feb 3, 2005

I use Ethol LPD.
Dilute 1+1 or 1+2 for cold images, 1+4 or higher for warmer images.... works for me at least.

The images will have a tendency to be "warm" since the paper base is off white.

Peter Schrager · Feb 3, 2005

MCC

Why exactly are you trying to impose cold tones on what is inherently a warmtone paper? I have used 1.5OZ. of Benzo. with Forte and it will exhibit excellent blue blacks. You can make Forte go either warm or cold although I prefer to use it neutral. You won't be happy trying to get that result with MCC.
Now if you're talking about warmtones and using some homemade Polytoner on MCC you will see some amazing results.
Regards, Peter

Mark Layne · Feb 3, 2005

peters said:
Why exactly are you trying to impose cold tones on what is inherently a warmtone paper? I have used 1.5OZ. of Benzo. with Forte and it will exhibit excellent blue blacks. You can make Forte go either warm or cold although I prefer to use it neutral. You won't be happy trying to get that result with MCC.
Now if you're talking about warmtones and using some homemade Polytoner on MCC you will see some amazing results.
Regards, Peter

You're right although it does gold tone well. I developed in Neutol WA and Dektol and could not see any difference.
I tend to prefer a short dip in Viradon- I never liked Polytoner but should try it again, I still have a gallon left

Peter Schrager · Feb 3, 2005

Toner

Mark- take my word for it. I did extensive testing on different papers about 15 months ago. The MCC and Polytoner will knock your socks off. This paper really takes to that combo; better than any other. The papaer takes on a really nice glow. Try it for yourself.
Regards, Peter

Mark Layne · Feb 3, 2005

peters said:
Mark- take my word for it. I did extensive testing on different papers about 15 months ago. The MCC and Polytoner will knock your socks off. This paper really takes to that combo; better than any other. The papaer takes on a really nice glow. Try it for yourself.
Regards, Peter

I'll give it a go

James P. Smith · Feb 3, 2005

Neutol-Plus

I have great results with this paper using Agfa's Neutol-Plus developer. This combination produces a pleasant neutral-toned image.

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