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Fotospeed AD10 Antique Dye - 100ml

Fotospeed AD10 Antique Dye - 100ml - Main image
$5.66 $8.99 In stock

Category: Print & Print Processing Alternative Processing

Gives a sepia toned print that ancient mature look. Modern papers have white highlights. Old prints have nicotine stained highlights. Antique dye enables you to recreate the old look of the prints of yester-year. A single solution, that is very simple to use but very effective

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Sophia ★★★★★

The first time I used this dye, the nicotine-stained highlights came through exactly as promised—my prints finally look like they’ve been sitting in a drawer since the 1940s. It’s a small bottle, but a little goes a long way, and the sepia tone is warm without being muddy.

Joseph ★★★★★

I’ve been chasing that aged photo look for ages, and this dye finally nailed the sepia tones without bleaching the details. My prints now have that warm, nicotine-stained highlight that feels genuinely vintage, not filtered. It’s a small bottle, but a little goes a long way—even one batch of prints

Michael ★★★★★

The nicotine-stained highlights came out exactly like the old family album prints, and the sepia tone has that warm, aged depth modern papers just can't fake. I diluted mine a bit for a lighter antique look and it still held nicely.