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February 11th 04, 06:35 PM
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Brown toner Kodak
Hello,
sorry for my bad english but i'm french. So, i need to have informations about the brown toner made by Kodak... Dilution, time, etc... Thank you very much if someone can help me. Denis el paparazzo 
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February 12th 04, 12:46 AM
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Brown toner Kodak
"Denis le paparrazzi" wrote in message
... Hello, sorry for my bad english but i'm french. So, i need to have informations about the brown toner made by Kodak... Dilution, time, etc... Thank you very much if someone can help me. Denis el paparazzo The Brown toner reduces the density, so print a littel darker than normal. Develop the print fully. Dilution: 1 part toner to 32 parts water. Tone for 15/20 minutes at 20C Treatment is the same for both paper and film. Paul
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February 12th 04, 08:45 AM
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Brown toner Kodak
" a écrit dans le message de news:32AWb.9779$jk2.27632@attbi_s53... The Brown toner reduces the density, so print a littel darker than normal. Develop the print fully. Dilution: 1 part toner to 32 parts water. Tone for 15/20 minutes at 20C Treatment is the same for both paper and film. Paul Thank you very much Denis
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February 13th 04, 09:20 PM
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Brown toner Kodak
" wrote in message news:32AWb.9779$jk2.27632@attbi_s53... "Denis le paparrazzi" wrote in message ... Hello, sorry for my bad english but i'm french. So, i need to have informations about the brown toner made by Kodak... Dilution, time, etc... Thank you very much if someone can help me. Denis el paparazzo The Brown toner reduces the density, so print a littel darker than normal. Develop the print fully. Dilution: 1 part toner to 32 parts water. Tone for 15/20 minutes at 20C Treatment is the same for both paper and film. Paul I think you are confusing KBT with Kodak Sepia Toner. KBT actually intensifies a little. Sepia toner can bleach slightly but won't if the prints are very well washed. Agfa Viradon is essentially the same as KBT. -- --- Richard Knoppow Los Angeles, CA, USA
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