But it doesn't constitute a high horse from which to dismiss those who are in fact the experts on the topic, or photographers who are willing to consider their case.
Paul, I am not the only one who saw these inconsistencies, Ken pointed them out too. Quoting an expert does not give the right to get on your high horse and proclaim you are the holder of the "truth." I have tried to tell you that "anecdotal" experience which I choose to call reality goes contrary to what was presented here. Bottom line I suppose these prints that were toned in selenium but were in fact protected by some magical sulfur compound must be brown not black as is the case of Se toning. Funny thing, I have yet to see brown microfilm too....Unfortunatelly I dont think Kodak is interested in finding this magical sulfur compound any longer.
It does not matter to me in any case Paul, you choose to beleive this person and take his word as the word of god, whatever floats your boat, I am sure as a chemist you are very capable of making your own conclusions.....
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