Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 1999/02/22
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]"Curt Miller,EMW" wrote: > > >> Lugs- Are any of you processing your film in pyro?-Paul > > I've been using PMK pyro for the past 1 1/2 years (exclusively). I do a > couple of hundred rolls per year, bot 35mm and 2 1/4. The results are > astounding but there is a learning curve and a bit of experimentation > involved. If you want to see an incredible match, just try PMK with DP100 > in you Leicas - it's awesome what pyro does with highlights and the > sharpness is phenomenal. > > Curt Theres a thing out now in one of the better magazines about Ansel Adams describing some of his better prints moonrise being done in D23 dilute and intermittent water baths G filter and Aspins an eight by ten panatomic! done in pyro which he says shows wormholes in a larger print which he says would not be visible with the D23. I'm all set to give it a shot! and will be placing a large order with Photographers Forumlary in the next day or so to reset myself up as I have not gone the hard core chemisty route for almost a decade. I used to get all kinds of stuff from them regularly. I've tried Glycin and Amidol but Pyro I think I missed. Cathatol I've still got some of and I think I didn't try. I might be old and should order a small amount of new. Mark Rabiner