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PHOTOGRAPHIC PRINT TONING x TONING (PHOTOGRAPHIC) xx PHOTOGRAPH COLORING xx PHOTOGRAPHIC PRINT PROCESSING Tip on using selenium toner. Blue tone intensity. Simple formula and technique for blue toning of black-and-white silver prints. Tips on toning Kodak Polycontrast Rapid III RC paper. Selectively bleaching and toning of black-and-white prints. Split toning the hard way. How to selenium-tone a b&w print, followed by bleaching, redeveloping, and further selenium toning to exaggerate the split. Selenium toner. Use it to tone prints or intensify negatives. Toning for color. Comparing four tried and true formulas for changing the color of a black-and-white print. Classic toning methods. Altering the character of the print. Equipment, chemicals and techniques are reviewed. Formulas for selenium toners and tips on their use. Formula of Bleach Part A for the Kodak sepia toner. Chemical reaction in gold/thiocyanate toners explained. Includes formula for Ruzicka gold toner. Tips on handling multiple prints, toning and washing to achieve archival processing. Chemistry of achieving a silvery/sepia color on photographic prints by immersing in a mixed solution of developer and fixer. A fine tone. How to tone Kodak Polycontrast Rapid RC paper with Kodak Sepia Toner. Breaking rules with sepia toner. Tips on when NOT to follow the instructions. How to add color to black-and-white prints through controlled selective toning. Use toners to add color to black-and-white photographs. Tip on using coffee, beet juice and grape juice to tone photographic prints. Using the "Berg Color-Tone" line of toning and retouching chemicals. Some tips. How to make gold toned prints. Includes formulas for preparing your own chemicals. Add color to B&W prints with rubber cement and your favorite toners. The rubber cement forms a "mask" to allow multiple-color toning. Archival toning. How one photographer tones B&W photographs to make them more permanent. Tips on using the Edwal Colorvir Colorizing Kit. The basic kit contains practically everything you need to tone and dye black-and-white prints in a wide range of colors and also enables you to selectively color parts of the image and to "solarize" it chemically. Toning from A to Z. Includes a buying guide to available toners. Photographic gestures. Bleaching, toning, and redeveloping for painterly effects. Local toning of photographs relies on using liquid frisket to protect areas not to be bleached. Formula for sepia toning solution. Toning black-and-white prints to protect them from harmful gases and increase their permanence. Tips on the use of selenium toner to improve the permanence of black-and-white prints. A new approach to toning. Included in an article on the work of photographer Jeff Dunas. Selective toning of black & white prints. Toning the black & white image. How to use the Berg Brilliant Blue Toner and the Berg Brown/Copper Toning solutions. The fine tuned sepia print. Expressive toning. The use of color toners as an abstracting, conceptual photographic tool. More on color toning of b&w prints using Berg Color-Tone solutions. How to add color to your black & white prints by toning them. Toners available in red, yellow, brown, sepia, green, and blue. Other colors are available through mixing and making your own toning chemicals. Try the latest generation of print toners for marvelous colors and spectacular special effects. Some tips on their use. Create reliable duotones using Adobe Photoshop. Toning Ilford Glossy Multigrade Warmtone paper using Kodak Rapid Selenium toner. Digital equivalents to alternative photographic processes. Using Photoshop to split-tone an image. Tone while you print using a fumeless process. Produces a unique brown-toned print. Tone your resin-coated b&w prints with food coloring. Using the Colorvir Colorizing Kit toning process to change a black-and-white print into a single or multicolored image. Copper split collectibles. Transform b&w negatives into elegant prints using Berg's Brown/Copper controlled toning process on a silver print. Add impact to your b&w prints with toners. Some tips. How to intensify, bleach, and tone black and white Polaroid Land prints. Tip on using selenium-tone to intensify dark areas and give black and white prints more life. How to use the classic toners to give black and white prints a distinctive look and improve their permanence. Some "oddball" tips include (1) using DuPont image control solution with Kodak papers and (2) using Kodak Rapid Selenium toner. Add color to black & white prints by soaking in a color bath. A good way for children to make "color" pictures. Uses common household food and chemicals as the coloring agent. Advice on which of four toning processes work the best on five different brands of b&w RC enlarging papers. Turn ordinary black-and-white resin-coated photos or b&w transparencies into spectacular color using the "Colorvir" or "Jaffeux" toning process from France. Includes tips on using the toners. Black-and-white darkroom primer. Part 2. Creative uses of color toning on b&w prints. Creative color casting. Ten ways to sepia toning. Toner transformations to alter the mood of your black-and-white prints. Mastering black and white. Four techniques for working digitally with black and white photographs. (1) Converting a color image to B&W. (2) How to achieve a full, rich tonal range. (3) How to create a pattern simulating film grain. (4) How to enchance B&W photos by adding a subtle tone, such as sepia brown. Darkroom magic. A primer on toning black and white prints. | |||||||||
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