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split grade printing - can it be done with only G5 +G0 filters?
For a long time I've really been into using several exposures at
different grades when making a print. Sometimes, though, I'll have a print at, say, grade 2 where I want to dodge highlights only and not the shadows e.g. the whites of eyes - if the print consisted of an exposure at Grade 0 and another at Grade 5 - this would be easy - I'd do the dodging during the Grade 0 exposure - thus preserving the depth of the shadows. What I'm asking is - is there any chart or formula where I can break down an exposure of , say, Grade two into corresponding exposures at Grade 0 and Grade 5? Would this involve an overall time increase in overall exposure? Any thoughts? I use Ilford Multigrade filters. |
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