Kentmere Kentona

Chlorobromide papers are the most commonly used today. As the name implies, they are a compromise between the fast bromide and the slow chloride papers. Chlorobromide papers are usually slower than bromides. The percentage of bromide to chloride can allow manufacturers to create either warm- or cold-toned papers with a variety of sensitivities. Examples of chlorobromide papers include Ilford MG IV and Warmtone , Kentmere Kentona , Fomatone MG Classic VC , Slavich Bromportrait , and Fotokemika Emaks . 

The easiest method to achieve warm tones is to choose a paper that is susceptible through direct development. These include Ilford Multigrade FB Warmtone, Kentmere Kentona, and Fotokemika Emaks. Though there used to be many more papers of this variety manufacturers have moved away from making them in favor of neutral-tone papers.2 While this is a loss to fine-art photographers, warm tones can still be achieved—and in great variety—through the use of toners. 

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