I just got my hands on some of the "newest old stuff" from Retrophotographic - their POP paper. I've been playing with this over the last few days, trying different ways of making prints with it.
I used a weak solution of sodium thiosulfate as fixer, and Tetenal Gold Toner.
When toning before fixing, the prints turned warm brown, with slight increase in density. When toning after fixing, however, the tone progresses rapidly through brown and cold brown to blue, giving various splits on the way. The density also increases dramatically on drying.
I'm going to buy more of this stuff
I used a weak solution of sodium thiosulfate as fixer, and Tetenal Gold Toner.
When toning before fixing, the prints turned warm brown, with slight increase in density. When toning after fixing, however, the tone progresses rapidly through brown and cold brown to blue, giving various splits on the way. The density also increases dramatically on drying.
I'm going to buy more of this stuff
