Then the color cast is in the paper.
At 11:37 AM 1/5/2003 -0500, you wrote:
Hi Tom.
I was using the Ilford Multigrade iv RC Deluxe Pearl
Dave
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> Steve.
> One of the enlargments(8x10)i made in darkroom class was a
> head/head
> shot of my daughter and her horse.It came out very
> crisp.How ever it
> seemed to have a VERY light cast to it.(bluish i think)Instructor
> mentioned its a characteristic of the film.
If there was any color cast, it would be a characteristic of the
paper.
The chromogenic prints I've made on Ilford MG look just like prints
from any other negs wrt color, which is to say they're faintly
green/yellow. Selenium takes care of that.
tv
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