Diffusion Transfer Printing ("Polaroid" peel-apart) recipes

[alecrmyers]

It really had me going there, until it got to the comments about commercial receiver sheets. I'll take three boxes of the 8x10 size, please

In general the issue I have run into with asking AI systems for help with, for example, chemical syntheses, is that to the unknowledgeable enquirer (which was me in that case), the confident voicing of the answer completely obscures the total garbage that it contains. Do try the suggestions though, and let us know which ones work for you. Experimentation is the way forward. But I am stuck. I want to comment that, from the considerable experimentation I have done (I didn't magic the reagents, concentrations and timings out of thin air) I don't recognize any of its suggestions as having the effects that it says they will. But also I don't want to poo-poo genuinine enquiry.

I've got some information about image fading now, based on the images I produced earlier this year, so I will update at a convenient moment.

 

[Qebs]

That's wonderful Alec, I'm sure we all look forward to your new information on fading.
I, myself am getting fairly good and consistent image quality.
All I had to do was adjust for my negative type.
Occasionally, the images get a bit brown/yellow and I think this has to do with not consistent amount of NaBH4.
Too much and too little lead to the same issue.
I'm now moving forward with getting my mammoth camera setup ready.
Thanks so much again Alec. You're really helping my life come together!