Paper Negative Reversal Process (In camera positives)

[Pere Casals]

The thread is here: https://www.flickr.com/groups/101104...7642870149194/

Your post "Bleach (2 part stock 1:1 makes very short shelf working):" was really useful to me in the past !!!!

[Tin Can]

Great work. Great link I just subscribed!

Thank you!

Sorry I haven't checked in, in years. I'm coming back. Real soon. Have lots I want to play with. At any rate, I did document my experimentation on Flickr. For those of you wanting to see the progression that I had started with to the end that you seen as the original post, here's it is.

I believe throughout I have been shooting it at ISO 3. Colour tinting I have found is caused entirely from first development.

The thread is here: https://www.flickr.com/groups/101104...7642870149194/

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[WayneStevenson]

Your post "Bleach (2 part stock 1:1 makes very short shelf working):" was really useful to me in the past !!!!

Hahaha. The shelf life of it caught me by surprise. Luckily I caught on quick and didn't waste any time when my image was wonky.

[WayneStevenson]

Great work. Great link I just subscribed!

Thank you!

Glad you guys are are enjoying and/or making use of my post.

[Gary Beasley]

Doing a little research on reversal processes and Ive seen clearing baths with sodium sulfite alone and baths with sodium metabisulfite. What would be the reason to pick one over the other?

[gtmatias]

Doing a little research on reversal processes and Ive seen clearing baths with sodium sulfite alone and baths with sodium metabisulfite. What would be the reason to pick one over the other?

Hello there,

metabisulfite was sooooo much cheap and easier to find around here.

I read that both do the same so...

I hope it helped.