Chris,
Is the bleding in the developer or during the washing. It is unusual to see
that for Palladium. It sounds like you solution is evaporating too fast
before it gets a chance to penetrate the paper. It just sits on the surface
of the paper and would get washed away during or after the development. Has
the humidity changed? Maybe you can humidify your paper or simply add more
water to the sensitizer to allow longer absorption time.
Marek
>In a message dated 7/10/06 9:40:33 AM, zphoto@montana.net writes:
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> > Back to alt this week: I've never seen this issue until this month,
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> > salts...). So this month I've been making prints my exact normal way,
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> > the same paper (Arches Platine), everything. The bleeding is only
>coming
> > from the dark border edges of the print and is not affecting the image
> > density at all.
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