Re: toning infrared prints

[David Riecks <riecks@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Misto:

I'm working on memory here, but seem to recall that chloro-bromide papers
give the best "splits." I've ususually used Agfa's Portriga Rapid and gone
with Selenium 1:3 just long enough to see the tone change then whisk the
print into water.

I'm not aware of other paper toner combos. Hope this helps.

David

At 08:30 PM 3/24/98 EST, you wrote:
>can anyone refresh my memory how to split tone prints. Want to tone some
>infrared prints I have...used the new  Ilford Multigrade Fiber -Warm tone
>paper--want to split tone with sepia and selenium...
>thanks very much..
>is there another paper that looks better split-toned?
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