Moersch Bleach Concentrate 250ml

Description

Moersch Bleach Concentrate is a ferricyanide/potassium bromide bleacher for dilution from 1 + 10 to 1 + 100

250ml of potassium ferricyanide & potassium bromide beach used for re-development in sulphide/sepia toner or any print developer.
The bleach stock has an almost unlimited shelf life.

Moersch – Bleach

Moersch Bleach Concentrate is a chemical used in black and white photography for removing the silver image from black and white photographic prints. This allows you to essentially “blank” the print and then re-develop it with a different toner or developer to achieve a desired effect.

Here’s a breakdown of its key features:

• Function: Removes silver image from black and white prints
• Components: Made of potassium ferricyanide and potassium bromide
• Dilution: Can be diluted from 1 part concentrate to 10 parts water (1+10) up to 1 part concentrate to 100 parts water (1+100)
• Applications:
  • Redevelopment: After bleaching the image, you can re-develop the print with a different toner (like a sepia toner) or developer to achieve a specific color tone.
• Benefits:
  • Versatility: Allows you to experiment with different toning and development techniques on the same print.
  • Corrections: Can be helpful for correcting minor mistakes during the initial development process.
• Additional Notes:
  • The diluted bleach solution has a very long shelf life, so you can store it for extended periods.

Overall, Moersch Bleach Concentrate is a tool for creative control in black and white photography. It allows you to manipulate the final appearance of your prints by removing the initial silver image and then re-developing them with different toners or developers.

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