RE: Mike Ware's POP Pt./Pd. Pt
I see. Happy for you! (Can you plase share these with us - if you can) Maybe you can try to dilute the coating solution with distilled water so that the volume is 25% higher - if it works without adverse effect on tonality and dmax you'll save precious metal ;) Another option is using a coating method Jeffrey Mathias describes as "quasi multiple coating". (You dilute the coating solution with water so that volume is 2x, use the half to coat the paper, as soon as surface shine is gone you use the remaining half to coat the paper the second time) Best regards, Loris. -----Original Message----- From: Sandy King [mailto:sanking@clemson.edu] Sent: 11 Kasım 2006 Cumartesi 00:52 To: alt-photo-process-l@usask.ca Subject: RE: Mike Ware's POP Pt./Pd. Pt Loris, It appears that the white, irregular spots I described earlier resulted from using too little of the sensitizing solution. With this method the paper seems to need about 20-25% more solution than with DOP Pt./Pd. In any event I increased the amount of solution for the coating area, and added a few drops of a surfactant, and today made four very nice 12X17" prints with the Ware POP method, with no irregular spots. I am very pleased with the good Dmax I am getting with this method at RH of about 55%, and the color of the prints is a nice warm sepia, not unlike what you get with warm potassium oxalate in DOP. Sandy King At 8:35 AM +0200 11/10/06, Loris Medici wrote: >Hi Sandy, > >What is your coating / drying procedure?
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