Should kallitype toning be accomplished under safe lights or is normal room light OK? I find it very difficult, if not impossible, to see any tonal shift if I try to tone under safe lift conditions.
Kallitype Toning
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At least 3 feet away from a 25 watt incandescent bulb is the standard recommendation.
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I used a 60W tungsten bulb about a little over a metre above the print when I gold toned. It was pretty bright, and I saw no ill effects. I rarely tone these days. I'm liking the tones I can get with various developers.
Andrew - I have read that Kallitypes will fade with time thus they should be toned.
I like the like the tones I am getting with Sodium Citrate developer without any toning But I am concerned about fading.
Do you have any thoughts on this matter?
I like the like the tones I am getting with Sodium Citrate developer without any toning But I am concerned about fading.
Do you have any thoughts on this matter?
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