Looking for a fast graded paper, pref. lithable

[Jersey Vic]

I have some really dense negs (white stone buildings on a very sunny day dense) that I need to print large and am looking for a very fast graded paper, preferably one that will lith but I'll live without. Thanks in advance

 

[Bob Carnie]

I tried some Slavic 4 with the frenchman who I will not name as I always spell his name wrong.
You can get it in large rolls , is very economical , and liths well.

 

[Jersey Vic]

Thanks Bob..coming from you, I know it's good info. btw, his last name..she's not so easy either.

 

[Andrew Moxom]

Victor, EMAKS graded liths as well

 

[Thomas Bertilsson]

Fastest graded paper I ever tried was Kentmere Bromide - if you can find it (discontinued). Will not lith, but you can bleach and re-develop. Beautiful paper.

 

[Bob Carnie]

Not only is his name hard , he speaks very funny , and is always asking me if I know Jerry.

I tried some Slavic 4 with the frenchman who I will not name as I always spell his name wrong.
You can get it in large rolls , is very economical , and liths well.

 

[Jersey Vic]

I had some Slavich 4 laying around...bleaches and lith redevelops beautifully. Will post tomorrow.
But I need a paper thats faster still..or a 500 watt bulb for my Durst S45.
Thanks for all the help btw

 

[dancqu]

Not too contrasty but too dense. Why not
bleach the negatives. Dan

 

[Bob Carnie]

This is not a bad idea. We all like contrasty negs for printing lith.

good one dan.

Not too contrasty but too dense. Why not
bleach the negatives. Dan

 

[Jersey Vic]

I'll try!
BTW-The Slavich dried down compltely gray after being redeveloped in lith..when wet it had an amazing peach mauve black split ..I woke up and thought I had dreamed what I had seen! sucks!