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Anonymous
hey hello /p/ have some of my work!

well i have a question for you, i am going to make some test shoots from a 35mm Black & White film, but i dont know what photopaper need to buy, my teacher say that multigrade ilford sucks on black and white film, what paper is the most easy to use for revelating?
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>> Anonymous
your teacher is a fucking moron.
>> Anonymous
>>167826

multigrade ilford its awwwwrigth?

because he telled me that its hard to recognise the correct side , and know the time of expocition on the amplier.

is Kodabrome grade 3, O.k.?
>> Anonymous
>>167837

told* ( my spelling sucks, that why i studied visual arts )
>> Even_Steven !!rUmVORA7JiP
>>167837

I've never had a problem with ilford and B&W

And its pretty easy to tell which side is which - one is smooth and the other is papery.
>> Anonymous
Illford rocks.
Go with "pearl."
Better than glossy, IMHO.
>> Anonymous
>>168100

Pearl looks better, but it is a little harder to tell which side is the right side while in the dark room. The right side is a bit shinier and smoother than the back for pearl. if you get glossy, the front is ridiculously shiny, and you'll still get great looking pictures (assuming you took great pictures and know proper darkroom technique). I currently use Ilford multigrade glossy.
>> ac !!VPzQAxYPAMA
I really ought to try darkroom printing something one of these days. Make use of that enlarger sitting in my basement...
>> Anonymous
I use Ilford Multigrade RC (resin coated) glossy. I think the glossy makes your edges stand out a little more crisply, whereas the pearl is a bit softer. I'd recommend trying them both to see what you like.
>> Anonymous
By the way, RC is nice because you don't need to waste time with Orbit Bath or Permawash or any of that crap that you need for fiber paper.
>> Anonymous
>>167816

lol, You live/ travel on Africa?
>> Anonymous
>>167837
Don't get fixed grade papers, just get ilford multigrade, or another multigrade paper. It'll allow you to play more with your contrast, and your teacher is a moron. It's like complaining about the color of a camera.