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[mgeiss]

Cyanotype toned in tannic acid.

[ndg]

Cyanotype toned in tannic acid.

Nice image!

[Tri Tran]

It's an old Ultrafine Lith film. I have never tested the ISO so I don't know exactly what it is rated for. It all depends , each individual workflow and lighting set up are different . So I suggest you to test it in your own environment to find out what suits best for you . Good luck and don't be afraid to try.

it looks nice
can u tell please how much is ISO of this lith film

id like to buy a pack of arista ortolith but i have no plan how to shoot this film
thatswhy i try to make shots with RC Paper

overnight exposed pigment transfer (5x7'' RC Ilford MG IV to Slavich Unibrom RC, 25Watt NoName BLB)
Attachment 111723

[UlbabraB]

Tra valle Zavelea e argine Agosta di Filippo Natali, su Flickr

8,5x15" Palladium toned Kallitype, Wephota 100 (alias Fomapan 100) developed in Pyrocat-MC 2+2+100

[andreios]

Very nice print. And a lovely format also! Are you using some indian vageeswari camera?

[UlbabraB]

Thanks! Yes, it's a Vageswaari 8,5x15", I love a lot the format and the compactness of the camera!

[Tri Tran]

It's still wet as you can see . My new born 20x24 in Carbon contact print with Ortho Lith in camera negative.

[Jim Cole]

TT,

Lovely! That carbon does wonderful things.

[Jim Noel]

Beautiful as usual Tri

[Tri Tran]

Thank you both. There was a lot of prep work for the last 2 days, including the drying time for the tissue. It's rewarding when you see the result though.