norm123 Member Joined Sep 18, 2010 Messages 278 Location Montréal Format Multi Format Feb 18, 2015 #1 Hi I'm curious about coffee or tea, red wine toning of fiber paper print. I don't think that there is an archival value to do with this, but if I use selenium toning, after or before, organic toning. Can I expect a good permanence for the print? Have you experienced this approch? Any tips are welcomed. Regards
Hi I'm curious about coffee or tea, red wine toning of fiber paper print. I don't think that there is an archival value to do with this, but if I use selenium toning, after or before, organic toning. Can I expect a good permanence for the print? Have you experienced this approch? Any tips are welcomed. Regards
GLSmyth Member Joined Jan 28, 2009 Messages 34 Format Large Format Feb 20, 2015 #2 Using coffee or tea is going to work more as a dye than a tone. It works with the paper, as opposed to the silver (at least, in my experience). Selenium toning does work with the silver and enhances permanence. It shouldn't matter whether it is done before or after dying with coffee or tea. Cheers- george
Using coffee or tea is going to work more as a dye than a tone. It works with the paper, as opposed to the silver (at least, in my experience). Selenium toning does work with the silver and enhances permanence. It shouldn't matter whether it is done before or after dying with coffee or tea. Cheers- george