Hi Collin.
I must have mised your respose.
I don't know if fog is the correct term.The prints have a grey ness to them.I don't
have
this problem with
the dark room class.Prints look good and whites are white,blacks are black.At home they
are more
grey whites and muddy blacks.
Paper and chemicals are new.
I'll investigate an amber bulb if i can find one.
Thanks
Dave
> I never had a problem with a dark red bulb
fogging paper.
> But ...
>
> .... is the fogging consistent across the paper, including the border?
> -- suspect your paper of heat/age damage.
>
> .... is the fogging in swirls?
> -- suspect the light. The swirls come when swishing the developer in the
> try, so the liquid acts as a fluid lens and makes the patterns.
>
> Do a print in total darkness (obviously except for the paper exposure) to
> diagnose further.
>
> I've also had some "fast" papers that didn't like amber, so I had to go
> back to dark red.
>
> Collin
>
