STORAGE Store paper in a cool, dry place (preferably at or below 
70 F [21 C] and at a relative humidity of 30 to 50 percents. High temperatures or high humidity may produce undesirable changes. Protect paper from radioactive material or x-ray equipment. Rewrap unused paper in the original or equivalent packaging material for protection from light and moisture. 
EXPOSURE 
Light Sources 
This paper is designed primarily for use with tungsten or tungsten-halogen enlarging lamps. * You can use other light sources such as cool-white fluorescent lamps, mercury-vapor lamps, and cathode-ray tubes, but you may need to use correction filters. For best results, make tests to determine the optimum filtration for each light source. 
Other light sources and color negatives that have been exposed under special conditions may require filters for more realistic panchromatic gray-tone rendering. 
Use KODAK Color Compensating Filters or KODAK WRATTEN Gelatin Filters to obtain results other than the usual panchromatic rendering. To lighten a subject color, use a filter of the same color as the subject; to darken a subject color, use a filter of a color complemen tary to the subject color. The effect is the same as that obtained by using colored filters over the camera lens to make photographs on black-and-white film. For example, a yellow filter will lighten yellows and darken blues. A cyan filter will lighten cyans and darken reds. However, using a cyan filter also has a significant secondary effect: It will slightly increase the contrast of any grade of PANALURE SELECT RC Paper tIf you use filters in critical work, focus the image with the filter in place. To decrease contrast without introducing fog, you can use a very low level white-light uniform preflash. 

Paper Speed 
 

Contrast Grade	L	M	H
ISO Paper Speed	1000	800	500

Starting-Point Exposures 
 

For This  Negative Contrast	Use This   Paper Grade	With This   Trial Exposure   (Seconds) at f/11
High  Average  Low	L  M  H	3  4.5  7

*Typical exposure times for a color negative (using approximately 3/4-footcandle [8 lux] illumination at the easel measured without a negative in the enlarger). 

Note: For information on how to set up color roll printers to print on PANALURE SELECT RC Paper, write to the Kodak Information Center (KICK, Eastman Kodak Company Rochester, New York 14650-0811. 

tPrint graininess will also increase. 

PROCESSING 
Machine 
For rapid processing of this paper, you can use the KODAK ROYALPRINT Processor, Model 417, with KODAK ROYALPRINT Chemicals. 
You can also process this paper in the KODAK DEKTOMATIC 65 Paper Processor, the KODAK POLYMAX Processor, and in other roller-transport and continuous processors that use conventional developers. We recommend KODAK DEKTOMATIC Developer and Replenisher or KODAK POLYMAX RT Developer and Replenisher for these applications. 

Tray 
Develop at 68 F (20 C) with continuous agitation: 
 

KODAK  Developer	Dilution	Time   (min)	Range  (min)	Capacity  (8 x 10-Inch  Prints per  Gallon/Litre)
DEKTOL  EKTAFLO, Type1  EKTONOL*	1:2  1:9  1:1	1  1  1/2	3/4 to 2  3/4 to 2  3/4 to 2	120/32  120/32  120/32

*Provides greater development latitude. Do not use EKTONOL Developer diluted to 1 to 3. 

 Rinse, fix, wash, and dry according to the instructions packaged with the paper. 

STORAGE AND DISPLAY OF PRINTS 

Use KODAK Toners to extend the life of prints that may be exposed to oxidizing gases or subjected to adverse storage or display conditions. KODAK Toners will protect prints whether or not they produce a tone shift. 

TONING 
 

Processing	Tone Shift with  KODAK Toners
	Full	Moderate	Slight	None
KODAK  ROYALPRINT  Processor	Sepia	Brown	POLY-TONER  (1:4)  (1:24)  (1:50)	Rapid  Selenium   (1:3)  (1:9)  (:20)
Tray  or Rapid  (DEKTOL  Developer)	Sepia	POLY-TONER  (1:24)  (1:50)  or   Brown	POLY-TONER   (1:4)  or  Rapid  Selenium  (1:3)  (1:9)	Rapid  Selenium  (1:20)