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Ilfochrome-A filters with Ilford Multigrade paper?
Hi All,
I have been using Ilford Multigrade Warmtone for some time now. Since it will be a few months before I can find someone to carry (from the US) the designated Ilford filters for contrast control, I am forced to use Ilfochrome-A filters for adjusting the contrast. However, I don't think they are working satisfactorily for me. I am still figuring out the contrast I can get with the various Yellow and Magenta filters from the Ilfochrome set. Has anyine tried using these filters for Multigrade paper? Specifically, what would the M50 filter of ilfochrome-A correspond to in terms of Multigrade contrast? What could be the mapping? I use a tungsten lamp in Vivitar enlarger. thanks for any tips, Sreenath |
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