Hi leezy,
Perhaps I should experiment with paper and see what happens.
I guess that what I would do is to place the exposed sheet of paper
in-and-out of the fix bath, then rince it for 10-to-20 minutes, then put it
in the developper bath. Whatever amount of silver halyde which has not been
fixed during the brief plunge in the fix would then be developped, while the
rest would stay clear.
Interesting idea. I'll report when I have had a chance to try it, perhaps
this weekend.
Cheers,
Guy
B2MYOUNG@aol.com wrote:
> In a message dated 10/27/01 2:16:33 AM, guy.glorieux@sympatico.ca writes:
>
> << Hmmm... That sounds very interesting. Do you
> have more information on what she does exactly?
> Is anybody on the list familiar with doing this?
> I'd like to try that. Seems that it would fit
> with my current work.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Guy >>
>
> I'm interested in this too.
> Any information that can be provided will be greatly appreciated...
> or
> the source for the information.
> Thank you.
> leezy
>
>
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