For Sale FS: Lodima Fine Art paper (Australia)

[JamesMorris]

I've decided to shelve my plans to use Lodima paper due to the cost and hassle of obtaining Amidol here.

For sale are two unopened boxes of 8x10 100 sheets: one of grade 2, and one of grade 3.

I bought these last year from Michael Smith, and they've sat in a drawer in my study ever since.

I'm offering them together for a total of AUD $300, including postage within Australia.

Paypal or direct transfer only.

(I have a 100% feedback rating on ebay: jamesm2785)

 

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[Mahler_one]

Hi James: Why don't you consider using Ansco 130 or a variant thereof? Lodima and 130 developer have produced fine prints-in the hands of some, likely about as good as amdiol can produce. Can you get glycin? Finally, Kodak did some of their original Azo work with run -of -the- mill Dektol, and the prints produced were outstanding.

Ed

 

[JamesMorris]

I was wanting to use water bath to control contrast. I'd also read in several places that Amidol was by far the best choice for this paper.

Actually, thanks for the suggestion -- I'll try 130.