Ilford says extended wash = "warmest image colour" -- why is this?

[ann]

that version shows both the film and paper wash suggestions.

film is still showing 5=10-20 and the paper 5-10-5, check page 2, and this is from the link just posted.

Perhaps i have too much fixer on the brain and can't read correctly.

 

[Lee Shively]

I use the Ilford method (with a two-bath rapid fix) for fiber paper up to the wash recommendations. I check the paper in the wash with a residual hypo test and stop washing when it shows it's clear which is usually about 60 minutes. Maybe I'm washing too much but there are so many variables in methods--and even the chemicals present in tap water--I don't think any of the fix/hypo clear/wash methods can be set in stone.

 

[dancqu]

[QUOTES=ann]
"That version shows both the film and paper wash suggestions."

That PDF deals with the Rapid Fixer and not any one film or paper.

"film is still showing 5=10-20 and the paper 5-10-5, check page 2,
and this is from the link just posted."

For film that is Ilford's suggested 5-10-20 inversion sequence.
Read again page 2 column 2, Washing FB paper. I quote; "Finally,
wash the prints for 20 minutes ... "

That quote is from an Ilford France March 2002 PDF. Dan