Re: A Query for all of you...

Hi:

This is an excellent book. Discusses techniques for making negatives with
a computer. All done with Photoshop. I own a copy - not finished reading
it yet.

This is a way of doing enlarged negatives

Many alternative processes need negatives with significantly different
properties than a negative used for silver printing. Can be used to fine
tune a negative to a particular process.

The current scanners and printers are now becoming capable of doing a good
enough job that one can do this one their own provided they have
reasonable equipment.

LOTS of discussion of this on the alt-photo-process list :)

Gord

On Mon, 1 Oct 2001 GarfinkelDesign@aol.com wrote:

> Hi - I happen to be online and got your note I will ask: What about platinum
> printing ? -
>
> This may be off topic but not too far: I walked into a photo gallery in a
> small town in Mexico this summer and saw a book about Making digital
> negatives for Contact Printing - by a man named Dan Burkholder - I am so busy
> I have not had a chance to read along and work within the book to make a
> negative or much less a contact print -
>
> I was mainly intrigued by this as one can make a print without a darkroom (we
> will see). The other type of printing I am curious about is Bromoil. People
> have made some interesting pieces using this technique.
>
> Wendy Garfinkel
>
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Received on Tue Oct 2 11:41:47 2001