Harman Direct Positive Images

[Too Many Cameras]

Wow, TooMany, those are fantastic especially the Ilfosol ones I love the effect. The colours remind me of the weird tones you can get on lumen prints.

I was recently working with DPP on a project and had some up in an exhibition. I came to the conclusion that experimentation with developer is required. On the assignment I only had PQ and Dektol but at the end I happened to have a pack of Foma PW developer which did give very warm tones and more controlled contrast but never reached full black. That led me to start thinking about slower developers, Foma is glycin based. I'm back home now so can experiment but it is not a good time of year for light.

Thank you!

I want to try some more film developers in a tray, especially Ilfosol 3, to see if the same blue-yellow affect arises and how the images develop differently in that setting.

[Tin Can]

Is FB DPP selling well enough?

I was using RC DPP and was very disappointed in the cancelation just as I was getting the hang of it.

Years ago...






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Ilford Multigrade IV RC Portfolio Paper (Pearl, 8 x 10", 100 Sheets)

[Pedro_fiz]

My first Harman DP copy

ISO 3
HC-110 1+31 5min
Stop bath 1min
Fixer 5 min

I think is over developed... next I will reduce the concentration

https://flic.kr/p/2hFC8Tj

[Louis Pacilla]

My first Harman DP copy

ISO 3
HC-110 1+31 5min
Stop bath 1min
Fixer 5 min

I think is over developed... next I will reduce the concentration

https://flic.kr/p/2hFC8Tj

Maybe try using a paper developer like Dektol & remember you can develop under proper safe light so you can pull it at full development but not over developed.. That is one of the great things about shooting paper negatives.

[Pedro_fiz]

I have got better results:

ISO 6
HC110 1+31 6,5 min
Stop bath 1 min
Fixer 5 min

https://flic.kr/p/2hFWrhT
https://flic.kr/p/2hFYjjU

[Tin Can]

Yes, you did!

[Pedro_fiz]

And much better results using Ilford multigrade:
ISO 5
Multigrade 1+14 6 min
Stop bath 1 min
Fixer 4 min
I think my process is fully qualified for this paper.

Untitled (6)W by pedro_fiz, en Flickr

[Louis Pacilla]

And much better results using Ilford multigrade:
ISO 5
Multigrade 1+14 6 min
Stop bath 1 min
Fixer 4 min
I think my process is fully qualified for this paper.

Untitled (6)W by pedro_fiz, en Flickr

There you go! Looks great!

[EH21]

Pedro,
That's a nice result with great tonality. Did you use a preflash?

[Pedro_fiz]

There you go! Looks great!

Thanks