Wasn't going to post this here but I haven't in a while and this is originally from a D300s!
Kallitype - GSDNP
I switched to starting with Kallitypes because the chemicals are a lot cheaper than palladium. That way if I like a print I can tone it in palladium or gold. The colors here are pretty accurate. With used Ammonium Citrate I am getting these kind of rosy browns. I like it very much on a few prints...not so much on others. The Bostick & Sullivan Kallitype Black developer produces a much more 'b&w' print.
The Epson 4990 scanner sucks for these prints. Picks up way too much of the paper texture. Apparently due to the way flat bed scanners illuminate the print.
Edited in CS5 - Negative printed on Pictorico OHP with an Epson 2200.
Printed on Arches Platine and exposed under 6 black light bulbs for 20min.
Developed in Ammonium Citrate.
but the image, wow, outstanding!
