Re: Photopolymer Plate Options
Christina, You might consider setting up and blogger type of account,as I did. They're free, and VERY simple to set up and post images and comments to. Much simpler for me than messing with my website. I made one here http://sssusans-studio.blogspot.com/ and have started posting gravure tests there to show results, beg for help, etc :o) good luck with your testing today. I hope to get back to mine today as well, inspite of a sick kid in need of lots of Dr. Mom TLC. susan On 2/18/07, Christina Z. Anderson <zphoto@montana.net> wrote: The very frustrating, and maybe, beneficial thing about solarplate is that all of those squares, albeit different tonally, worked OK enough. In other words, from a 3 minute exposure to a 13 minute exposure one would be hard pressed to tell a major difference unless you look at the way the midtones printed. So when Dan Welden says that it is not very sensitive to fluctuations in UV light, he ain't a kiddin'! I can scan it and maybe get it up on my website (Camden, heheheh?)....
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