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The DARKROOM COOKBOOK, Third Edition

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Panchromatic paper, and safelights, 11<br />

Paper coating<br />

with brush, 149<br />

with colloido-chloride emulsion, 156<br />

Paper developers<br />

amidol, 261–263<br />

brown-black, 258<br />

brown-tone, 255<br />

characteristics, 243–244<br />

charcoal black, 251<br />

direct brown-black, 256<br />

red-brown, 260<br />

soft-portrait, 249<br />

soft-working, 248<br />

special warm-tone, 253<br />

Weston amidol developers, 264–265<br />

Paper fl oating, in print out processes, 149<br />

Paper intensifi ers, formulas, 308–309<br />

Papers<br />

bromide, 80<br />

collodion, 152<br />

David Lewis Bromoil Paper, 83<br />

fi xing, 107, 108<br />

panchromatic, 11<br />

printing papers, 10–11, 14, 28, 321–322<br />

salting, 151<br />

types, 77<br />

Paper salting, in print out processes, 148<br />

Paper selection, in print out processes, 148<br />

Paper sensitization, in print out processes,<br />

148<br />

Para-aminophenol hydrochloride, properties and<br />

uses, 184–185<br />

Para-aminophenol sulfate, see Metol<br />

Paraformaldehyde, properties and uses, 185<br />

Para-hydroxyphenyl glycin, see Glycin<br />

Para-phenylenediamine (ppd)<br />

as developing agent, 46–47<br />

properties and uses, 185<br />

Para-phenylenediamine hydrochloride, properties<br />

and uses, 185–186<br />

Patton, Chris, 215, 251<br />

PCTEA, sulfi te-free developers, 30<br />

Pelouze R-47 scale, 16–17<br />

Penthydrate, defi nition, 169<br />

Percentage solutions, chemical preparation, 167<br />

pH, developing agents, 22–24<br />

Phenidone<br />

as developing agent, 20<br />

Index 353<br />

properties and uses, 186<br />

and sodium bisulfi te, 22<br />

sulfi te-free developers, 30<br />

Phenidone and Quinol (PQ)<br />

benzotriazole, 26<br />

and cold tones, 244<br />

vs. MQ developers, 73<br />

solution considerations, 27<br />

and superadditivity, 21<br />

Phenosafranine, development by inspection,<br />

136<br />

Phosphates, developing agents, 25<br />

Photographic chemicals, properties, 170–196<br />

Photo Maskoid®, 117<br />

Pinakryptol Green, development by inspection,<br />

136<br />

Pinasafrol, development by inspection, 136<br />

Pitman Arm, 133<br />

Plain fi xers, characteristics, 105<br />

Plain hypo fi xer, formula, 273<br />

PMHQ, formula, 233–234<br />

PMK<br />

formula, 234–235<br />

formula history, 66<br />

Polysulfi de toner, formula, 285<br />

Polytoner, for split toning, 121<br />

P.O.P., see Printing out processes (P.O.P.)<br />

Portrait developers, formula, 257<br />

Post-fl ashing, for contrast control, 94–95<br />

POTA, formula, 223<br />

Potassa sulfurated, properties and uses,<br />

186–187<br />

Potassium alum, properties and uses, 175<br />

Potassium bichromate, properties and uses, 187<br />

Potassium bromide<br />

properties and uses, 187<br />

restrainers, 26<br />

Potassium carbonate<br />

developing agents, 25<br />

properties and uses, 187<br />

Potassium chloride, properties and uses, 188<br />

Potassium chrome alum, properties and uses,<br />

174<br />

Potassium citrate, properties and uses, 188<br />

Potassium ferricyanide<br />

properties and uses, 188<br />

toners, 113<br />

Potassium ferrocyanide, properties and uses,<br />

188

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