What is the difference between Radiant Concentrated and Synchromatic Transparent?
I’ve always had a problem with that, even though I’m a photographer, ha ha. You have provided some very interesting information, thank you! I started getting interested in this when I took up photo retouching, there are terms like that too. Then I started to delve a little deeper, but it’s still too complicated for me, so I use photo retouching services. I really understood a little bit after reading your article
Radiant Concentrated is a highly concentrated liquid dye. It requires shaking before use. Radiant has a pigmentation in it that makes it hazy on large areas of film (translucent). They are much brighter colors than Synchromatic and 12 fluorescent colors in the 56 color line. The Synchromatic is completely transparent , does not require shaking before use. It is completely transparent on film and has been recommended by KODAK for photographic papers and film retouching and hand coloring. There are 38 colors in the line. Only three colors are fluorescent #24 & #28 and #37. Synchromatic is a step down in brilliance from Radiant Concentrated. Most colors in both lines can be intermixed. Radiant Concentrated can be made permanent for dying fabic (textile) silk, cotton, batik, tie dye by using additives such as: salt and vinegar, alum or soda ash (sodium carbonate). Make a test piece first to test the washfastness of the dye on fabric. 2. Are Spectralite Liquid Acrylics or Hydrus Fine Art Wa
