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Newest Review: ... are sure you are going to need it, or if you want to use the actual toner neat - This produces the chocolatiest brown tone. ... more
... The dilution of the toner allows you to achieve a range of tones: The darkest being neat, and increasingly yellow browns occur as you dilute the toner. Warm tone prints can be achieved with paper and normal developers; sepia just takes this a step further into oldie worlde style photographs. It is very effective if used properly, and can add a lot of charm (be it cliched or not) to portraits and landscapes. Most photographic suppliers produce a sepia toner (most are now odour free), the most affordable is Jessops o...morePrice Comparison for Specialist items
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Specialist items: Photographic toners - More than you really wanted to know. (1438 words)by - written on 09/04/01, updated on 05/06/01 (Very useful, 345 readings)
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Here I go again, boring you senseless with photographic advice, this time on the slightly more artistic subject of toners : Toners are utilised with black and white photographic prints. You can use them on resin coated photographic paper, but you will find the results much more satisfying if you tone images printed on fibre based papers. If you are going to tone your print, then three things are very important prior to toning: 1) Fix your print thoroughly for the recommended time. 2) Wash your print thoroughly for the recommended time. 3) If the print is dry, then re-wet it before you begin the toning process. If you are using an old ... Read the complete review
