Re: lith book & papers

[Bertha Adamson <badamson@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Russ Rosener wrote:
> 
> I'm glad to hear Forte works well...is it the Fortezo warm tone? I can get
> that in my area pretty easily, and have a half used box in the cellar.
> Sounds like the book is a must buy-did you get it online?
> 

According to Tim's book you can use Forte Fortezo Museum, Polywarmtone FB,
Polygrade and Bromofort.  They will yield different results in the developer
and in toners.  One of the things I really like about his books is the very
helpful charts in back.  The Lith book includes a very nice summary chart of
the different behaviors of various papers.  This alone is probably worth the
cost of the book.

And yes, I bought it online - it's available at amazon.com or
barnesandnoble.com.  If you have a favorite bookstore, they probably won't
carry it but they can certainly order it.

Side note: I thought one of the reasons for the different publishing dates in
the US and UK was to "americanize" the US version, but that doesn't seem to be
the case.  It's a good thing I read enough English mysteries and watch enough
PBS to know what he means by "darkroom torch." Otherwise, I might have become
quite alarmed.  :-)

Bertha

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