Lith print on Fomatone MGFB Classic, gold toned
Silver Gelatine print on Ilford MGFB IV, sepia toned
Silver Gelatine print on Ilford MGFB IV, sepia toned
Silver Gelatine print on Ilford MGFB IV, sepia toned
posted by Rhys at 1:12 PM
09 February 2008
Lith print on Fomatone MGFB Classic, gold tonedSilver Gelatine print on Ilford MGFB IV, sepia tonedSilver Gelatine print on Ilford MGFB IV, sepia tonedSilver Gelatine print on Ilford MGFB IV, sepia toned
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The countryside "Lith print on Fomatone MGFB Classic, gold toned" really seems to me a color print : the yellow of the grass and the blue in the sky... Does the real print also look like or is it a scanning artefact?
Its definitely a b&w print, the red/yellow colour is mostly from the straight lith developing and the blue comes from the gold toner; because gold toner effects the highlights first I pulled the print before the toner really got to work on the dark grassy area of the print.
I would say its a little less saturated on the actual print but still quite apparent.
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