Re: tonering Art Classic in selenium

[Jaap Los <imagefotografie@xxxxxx>]

Tim Rudman wrote:
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> Right Jaap, several things here.
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> 
Tim,
Thank you very much for your reaction! As you have probably seen I sent
another message after the one you just answered saying that I also
discovered my confusion. I don't know why this message was put on the
LIST earlier than my original messsage. Indeed the hot and strong
technique can be used on Sterling Lith not on Art Classic and that was
the reason why the whole process flashed by in a few seconds. I also
learned from this!

In the meantime I went on with tonering on Art Classic.  It tends to get
to blue/gray and the browns in the shades are coming in quickly. The
picture remains soft and beuatiful. 

I don't like the untonered Kentona look, it's too pink. However when you
toner Kentona you can get any colours you like. My most beautiful result
on Kentona sofar is a picture of a graveyard I made in Australia. There
is a blueish grey and still some pinky spots while in the heavy shades
the browns are on the brink of coming in! A beauty! I'm very happy, that
I begin to master the technique thanks to you! 
-- 
Greetings,
Jaap Los

See also my Infrared Photography Homepage specially made for you with
lots of information, infrared/lith pictures and links to other
interesting infrared-photography sites.
at:   http://home.wxs.nl/~losjb/hometest.html


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