OP OP DarkroomExperimente Member Joined Nov 23, 2007 Messages 712 Location Washington D Format Multi Format Dec 5, 2007 #26 thanks...I'll definitely read the patent
OP OP DarkroomExperimente Member Joined Nov 23, 2007 Messages 712 Location Washington D Format Multi Format Dec 14, 2007 #27 Farmer's Reducer removed the yellow stain on the Kodachrome perfectly... now it's a nice B&W negative
Farmer's Reducer removed the yellow stain on the Kodachrome perfectly... now it's a nice B&W negative
Photo Engineer Subscriber Joined Apr 19, 2005 Messages 29,018 Location Rochester, NY Format Multi Format Dec 14, 2007 #28 That is to be expected, but you will have removed some of the silver in the lighter density areas and you will have shortened the tone scale. PE
That is to be expected, but you will have removed some of the silver in the lighter density areas and you will have shortened the tone scale. PE
OP OP DarkroomExperimente Member Joined Nov 23, 2007 Messages 712 Location Washington D Format Multi Format Dec 14, 2007 #29 yes, it's definitely a fainter image I also used it on my Tri-X image developed in Thyme...the tonal scale is reduced to the point that...there ARE no tones
yes, it's definitely a fainter image I also used it on my Tri-X image developed in Thyme...the tonal scale is reduced to the point that...there ARE no tones
Photo Engineer Subscriber Joined Apr 19, 2005 Messages 29,018 Location Rochester, NY Format Multi Format Dec 14, 2007 #30 Also to be expected, sadly. Now you have to do it again. PE
OP OP DarkroomExperimente Member Joined Nov 23, 2007 Messages 712 Location Washington D Format Multi Format Dec 14, 2007 #31 ah, but that's the true brilliance of my plan I ruin negatives so I can shoot, develop, and torture even more innocent rolls of film
ah, but that's the true brilliance of my plan I ruin negatives so I can shoot, develop, and torture even more innocent rolls of film
Photo Engineer Subscriber Joined Apr 19, 2005 Messages 29,018 Location Rochester, NY Format Multi Format Dec 14, 2007 #32 Try the Kodachrome again. But before you do, lets talk it over. I can probably help you improve it. After all, we did the patent work all on 35mm strips of film. PE
Try the Kodachrome again. But before you do, lets talk it over. I can probably help you improve it. After all, we did the patent work all on 35mm strips of film. PE