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A Selection of Photographic Formulae Compiled
by Christopher John Ball |
This
section includes various formulae for you to try. You will find Toners,
developers, fixers and obscure formula, such as stain removal, film
cleaners etc. If you want any of your own included, with full credit,
please e-mail chris@cjballphotography.co.uk
Contents: the button at the bottom of each page will return you to
this contents page, or you can use the link at the foot of this page
to take you back to the tutorials section.
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Developers
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- Crawley's
FX-3 :-full emulsion
speed with fine grain and excellent sharpness.
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D-76/ID11
:- Popular medium fine grain
film developer. Also includes formulae for replenisher
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Adox
M-Q Borax :- medium fine
grain film developer based upon D-76 that gives improved
sharpness.
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Gold
Toner :- For archival
permanence. Also used to create blue-black tones and, if
sepia toned first, a red tone.
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- Cyanotype
: Detail of the formula to create the alternative process
Cyanotype.
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Hypo
Eliminator :- Use as part
of an archival regime. Do not use this formula for film.
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- Ansco
310 :- Farmers reducer.
Used on over-exposed or over-developed film
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- Ansco
311 :- Used to reduce
over developed or exposed film.
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