The material is based on photo prints I produced using a specific chemistry known as LITH in the photo lab. The paper, sourced from the company "TURA," originates from the 1970s. LITH, short for Lithography, is a photochemical process where certain areas of the paper become reactive while others do not when exposed to light. This process takes place in the photo lab. The paper from "TURA" offers ideal properties for this process due to its optimal surface and texture. The combination of high-quality paper and precise application of LITH chemistry allows for the faithful reproduction of the finest details and nuances of the photo prints. The result is prints of remarkable quality and resolution, applicable in various fields such as art, photography, and graphic design, where precise and aesthetically pleasing reproduction is crucial.
Use:
lith_turabrom_122 + "Prompt"
Description
Use:
lith_turabrom_122 + "Prompt"
FAQ
Comments (4)
Tried any selenium toner with your prints? I've used it often with traditional prints, but never lith. You can pull it early to drop the blacks without overly toning the mid-tones.
no. the colour depends on the type of paper. i will upload more loras soon and pay attention to the designation
lith_[paper mark]_[type]
Here you can see the result of "Tura Brom 122" and the recipe is:
10ml (A)
10ml (B)
980ml warm water
Exposure: 60 seconds
@wobushannes325 Well the color shift of selenium toner is a given in almost all papers but with lith it's probably going to respond differently than to your average warmtone paper given the nature of how lith development works. At the end of the day the conversion to silver selenide is going to be dependent on how the original silver halide was developed, etc. I wasn't asking as a lora related question but as a general printing question on if you had tried it and if not maybe try it as you might like the results. :-)
@i860 i already understood your question, but probably expressed myself wrong. so ... i've never used the selenium toner. i thought about it a few times, but decided against it. the only toner i use is sulphur toner on orwo document paper. reason: the colour + effects remind me of vandyke.