Ilford Multigrade Warm Black and White Paper
Ilford Multigrade Warm Black and White Paper
USER REVIEWS
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[Nov 13, 2005]
josevelez
Intermediate
Strength:
Optimal tone discrimination.
Weakness:
Expensive, specially if compared with an outstanding paper like Forte Polywarmtone. Ilford FB Warmotone is an excellent paper, specially if want maximum tone discrimination (just make some contacts with a grey scale stripe, compare it with other papers and you'll see what I mean). I usually develop it with Neutol WA and it always provided me the deepness I need. It's also suitable for lith printing, provided that you submit it to post toning, specially Selenium or Sepia. Similar Products Used: Forte Polywarmtone |
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[Jan 06, 2004]
homer3003
Professional
Strength:
- Easier/faster to process that Forte Polywarmtone
Weakness:
- Images are slightly warm -- not nearly as warm as I wanted This paper only gives slightly warm results, even with a warmtone developer such as Neutol WA. It's more expensive than Forte Polywarmtone, and it is not better. Customer Service Bah. Similar Products Used: Forte Polywarmtone RC |