Is stop necessary for a paper negative?

Andrew O'Neill · Sep 14, 2022

No.. but if you want to preserve your fixer, then yes. I have always used a stop, be it Ilford's indicator stop bath, or DIY citric acid, or vinegar, for films and paper.

NB23 · Sep 14, 2022

I’m a Black guy so...

MattKing · Sep 14, 2022

Don Heisz said:
You couldn't edit my quote if you weren't moderator.
And, if we toned @NB23 , why..., he'd be toned-down, probably.

True - and I didn't.
And

Don_ih · Sep 14, 2022

NB23 said:
I’m a Black guy so...

Then toning might still make you archival.

Sirius Glass · Sep 14, 2022

Don Heisz said:
Quote of the day! (No moderator editing allowed!)

MattKing said:
Nah - but I left the screwup for all to see!
I could probably have still edited it even if I wasn't a moderator.
If we toned NB23, what tone do you think we might get?

Don Heisz said:
You couldn't edit my quote if you weren't moderator.
And, if we toned @NB23 , why..., he'd be toned-down, probably.

MattKing said:
True - and I didn't.
And

Hey, can you guys please tone it down?

Is stop necessary for a paper negative?

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NB23

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Is stop necessary for a paper negative?

Andrew O'Neill

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NB23

MattKing

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Don_ih

Sirius Glass

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