Re: what paper negatives ?
Looks like you both had the same formatting problems I did. When Don sent the link, the address carried over to the line(s) below, which often cuts the link short. In the case of Katherine's post, notice that the address took up 3 lines. Simply copy and paste the rest of the address to the end of what comes up after clicking the link. The address works...just make sure you get the whole thing typed into your browser. Camden Hardy camden[at]hardyphotography[dot]net http://www.hardyphotography.net On Fri, October 13, 2006 12:16 pm, Katharine Thayer wrote: > Don, I get a file not found error for that page, but if you mean > photo quality inkjet paper, that's the paper I used for years. When > I was talking about glossy coatings not taking oil or wax well, I > meant the real glossy photo paper type coatings, not the more matte > photo quality inkjet paper, which does take oil very well. > > > Katharine > > > > On Oct 13, 2006, at 9:36 AM, Don Bryant wrote: > >> Katherine and Keith, >> >> >>> >>> >> >> I'll add that IME, glossy coatings on photo papers (at least those >> available in the late 90s) didn't take either wax or oil well. >> >>> >>> >> >> You maybe interested in looking at this example of oiled paper >> negatives >> made on Epson inkjet paper. >> >> http://home.versateladsl.be/vt6100419/AltPhot/foto/landschap/ >> ProvBlues/miel. >> html >> >> Don Bryant >> >> >> >> > >
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