Re: Paper

[richard stocks <ramsup@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Daniel Flather wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> 
> This is off topic but I have no one else to ask.
> 
>     I have been interested in "photography" as I know it, and recently I
> went to my local "pro" photo shop and purchased basic developing gear so
> I could give it a go!
> 
>     My "pro" local shop seems to by shy with their information when it
> comes to dealing with an amateur like myself.  All I want to know is, I
> have some photo paper that is 9 years old and I wanted to know if it is
> still any good to use when I print my few but new IR negs?  A simple
> question.
> 
>     Treatment like that from "pro" shops will keep people from trying to
> get involved in photography,  That is just to bad for all of us!
> 
>     Can anyone help with my simple question?


I have been using paper over 20 years old. Works OK with fresh
developer! Just depends on how it has been stored. 
Given it a go - what have you got to lose?

Richard Stocks

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