djkloss Subscriber Joined Oct 17, 2004 Messages 735 Location Cambridge Springs, PA Format Multi Format May 23, 2008 #1 Hi all, I just ordered my first kit from Formulary for residual hypo testing on silver prints and was wondering if there was such a thing for selenium / sepia toned prints. But with the print being toned, would that work? (I hope this was the right forum for this) Thanks, Dorothy
Hi all, I just ordered my first kit from Formulary for residual hypo testing on silver prints and was wondering if there was such a thing for selenium / sepia toned prints. But with the print being toned, would that work? (I hope this was the right forum for this) Thanks, Dorothy
Ian Grant Subscriber Joined Aug 2, 2004 Messages 23,271 Location West Midland Format Multi Format May 23, 2008 #2 It would work, but be more of a waste of time. Toning with Selenium and Sulphide/Thiourea (sepa) is beneficial to the archival permanence. Depending on the type of Sepia toner used any residual hypo would be deleterious to the image during toning anywa, assuming a bleach bath is used. Ian
It would work, but be more of a waste of time. Toning with Selenium and Sulphide/Thiourea (sepa) is beneficial to the archival permanence. Depending on the type of Sepia toner used any residual hypo would be deleterious to the image during toning anywa, assuming a bleach bath is used. Ian