LPD Paper Developer Questiom for What is left of the Chemical Photographers Still out there
May 24, 2015 21:41:20 #
GC-FineArt wrote:
Going back to your original topic, there is an Ethol technical paper (of sorts) which has a brief section devoted to LPD. The discussion is general, a bit superficial even, but it does give the manufacturers recommended dilutions for both the powdered and liquid forms. This probably doesnt give you any more info than you can get off the can already :) but I thought Id point it out if you havent come across it before.
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Yes - And Thank You - I have read it and it was a very simple and not really informative.
I was looking for more personal dilutions that other Real Photographers (not just some chemistry guy) that have practical applications of the REAL.
Thank you again for the in-put.
May 24, 2015 21:50:43 #
James R wrote:
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Yes - And Thank You - I have read it and it was a very simple and not really informative.
I was looking for more personal dilutions that other Real Photographers (not just some chemistry guy) that have practical applications of the REAL.
Thank you again for the in-put.
Yes - And Thank You - I have read it and it was a very simple and not really informative.
I was looking for more personal dilutions that other Real Photographers (not just some chemistry guy) that have practical applications of the REAL.
Thank you again for the in-put.
Yeah, I figured as much :)
Jun 1, 2015 17:20:33 #
UP-DATE = For the LPD developer dilution of powder.....
I mixed, as per weight, to distilled water = After weighing the total can of powder (without the can - in a plastic "zip-lock" bag). The weight of that powder was 16 oz. ( so 1/4 of that would be 4 oz to One Quart of water) == For One Quart of "stock developer" i.e.= One to One (1:1).... For development of photo-paper I did a 1:4 of the stock for darkroom work. And after dumped it after use.
Seems to work very well.... Will post in a few days the results of the Photographic Prints.
Again.....
Thank You ALL for the complements and the help.
James..
I mixed, as per weight, to distilled water = After weighing the total can of powder (without the can - in a plastic "zip-lock" bag). The weight of that powder was 16 oz. ( so 1/4 of that would be 4 oz to One Quart of water) == For One Quart of "stock developer" i.e.= One to One (1:1).... For development of photo-paper I did a 1:4 of the stock for darkroom work. And after dumped it after use.
Seems to work very well.... Will post in a few days the results of the Photographic Prints.
Again.....
Thank You ALL for the complements and the help.
James..
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Jun 1, 2015 17:28:39 #
James R wrote:
This question is for ANY of the chemical photograp... (show quote)
Does anyone have a D.I.Y. formula for LPD Developer?
How do its action and its results compare with a standard...say...D-76?
Dave
Jun 1, 2015 17:50:19 #
Leitz
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Uuglypher wrote:
Does anyone have a D.I.Y. formula for LPD Developer?
How do its action and its results compare with a standard...say...D-76?
Dave
How do its action and its results compare with a standard...say...D-76?
Dave
D76 is a film developer. Do you mean Dektol?
Jun 2, 2015 01:20:45 #
Leitz wrote:
D76 is a film developer. Do you mean Dektol?
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I was about to write the same thing about D-76... I do think that "they" meant to write Dektol....
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