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How To: Split Toning Sepia/Selenium

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How To: Split Toning Sepia/Selenium

8,422 views October 26, 2019 9:36

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ChannelMarco Fantin

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In this video I show I do to a split-toned image Sepia-Selenium in the darkroom.

Paper: Ilford MG FB classic Glossy

All process at about 20 deg C

1. Bleach
30 sec in 15 g/L potassium ferricyanide + 8 g/L potassium bromide

2. Sepia toner
1 min in 2 g/L thiourea + 8 g/L potassium hydroxide

3. Selenium toner
2-3 mins in Ilford Selenium toner diluted 1/10


Note: the actual formulas of the silver halides salts formed during the sepia and selenium toning are AgS2 (silver sulphide) and AgSe2 (silver selenide) respectively. I used simplified--but incorrect--formulas in the video (AgS and AgSe).

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Marco Fantin published this 9:36 video tutorial on October 26, 2019. It has been watched 8,422 times on YouTube.

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