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[Roger Cole]

Another solution is buried deep in this thread on MGWT:

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Specifically starting about here:

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Sal mentions using Moersch SE6 to get a neutral results with this paper, and a cool result with less dilute developer. I plan to try this - it may be as simple as starting with this warm, but very responsive to toners, paper and using the right developer.

 

[hansformat]

Roger

Thanks for pointing out this thread. It may very well be worth a shot. I've been using the Adox 110/Mcc with the SE6; would be simple to try the Ilford MGWT with it.

 

[Tom Kershaw]

I didn't have much success with the SE6 developer over the more conventional D-72, Tetenal Eukobrom etc.

Tom

 

[Roger Cole]

I didn't have much success with the SE6 developer over the more conventional D-72, Tetenal Eukobrom etc.

Tom

With what paper though? Warm tone papers are generally much more responsive to different developers as well as toners.

 

[Tom Kershaw]

With what paper though? Warm tone papers are generally much more responsive to different developers as well as toners.

With a range of papers. Some of these results relate to the image tone after Selenium toning, i.e. the toner counteracts the affect of the developer.

Tom