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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.

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.

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

Tom

Tom Kershaw said:

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

Tom

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

Roger Cole said:

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

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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