Lith Printing Process | Saving a darkroom print - Episode 7

Call it Ferri bleaching or liquid sunshine there is no doubt that the magic of Ferricyanide bleaching can save a print or bring out the highlights.
My back story, recently I had a Lith session, from that session some prints didn’t come out the way that I had imagined. Likewise with a darkroom session where I was testing out my home-made warm tone developer. (I have video and articles on this blog concerning both of those topics if you are interested.)
I think most folks after a darkroom print sessions, they tend to have some prints that didn’t work out the way they wanted. So instead of dumping those failed prints, set them a side for experimentation. So talk about the darkroom secret which started way back in 1884 - Farmers Reducer.
0:00 Intro
1:04 Improving a Lith Print
1:46 Recipe
3:12 Recovering a print
5:22 Brighting up a small area
10:50 Selenium Toning
12:40 Nathalie Lopparelli
Amazon Books on Lith Process
(Helps the channel and these Lith book from Tim are amazing!)
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The Master Photographer's Lith Printing Course: A Definitive Guide to Creative Lith Printing
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The World of Lith Printing: The Best of Traditional Darkroom And Digital Lith Printing Techniques
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Articles and Images on my blog regarding this video
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Very nice improvement

[@17xyz]

Gavin, as always - an interesting and useful video. good work

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Thank you so much!

Liquid sunshine. This would be some liqueur in Hungary.😂