Leezy,
Actually, you don't use lith film but lith developer in the printing
stage.
With certain types of fiber-based papers (Chlorobromide silver
emulsions) processed in highly diluted lith devloper (e.g. Kodalith
A+B), you can get some fairly spectacular color effects similar to
split-toning.
This is how I got the tones in my images on my exhibition at Pinhole
Visions.
Contact me if you want additional information.
Cheers,
Guy
B2MYOUNG@aol.com wrote:
> In a message dated 11/4/01 4:58:00 PM, aschmitt@warwick.net writes:
>
> << The lith process really seem to work in a pinhole environment >>
>
> Andy,
> I must have missed something. Where/when was the lith film used?
> leezy
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