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Q. Sepia paper

Asked by Branimir Fagarazzi (K=38367) on 7/18/2005

Hi
I am interesting to find paper like sepia tone for black and withe foto

ann clancy (K=2014) - Comment Date 7/18/2005

Sepia is a toner, not a paper.

CHemicals shift colors with b&w photography, the color shift is going to be the result of a variety of items, type of paper, developer and toner.

Paper comes in various bases. Neutral, warm, cold toned. These all will react differently to sepia toners.

Find or buy a copy of Tim Rudman's book on Toning, it will give you more informtion than you can image.

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