The mylar solution sounds like a good one. The added advantage of
replacing the glass with Krene however, is the ability to not only see,
but *feel* dust and grit through the plastic that might otherwise go
unnoticed.
Cheers,
Jon
Jeremy Moore wrote:
Christina,
There's a long thread over at Hybridphoto.com
where Sandy King seems to have come up with a solution. I know that I
am getting the newton rings in my prints using the vacuum frame of a
NuArc and Clay Harmon spoke up that he's getting them with his
Amergraph vacuum frame. I believe Susan said she is getting them with
the sheets of Pictorico, but I'm only getting them with the pieces cut
down from the "NEW and IMPROVED" (my ass) Pictorico Super Fantastico
Ultra (or whatever it's called)--I believe Clay's problem is also
stemming from the new rolls.
Here's a link to the thread on HybridPhoto: http://www.hybridphoto.com/forums/showthread.php?p=3013#post3013
-Jeremy-
On 4/3/07, Christina
Z. Anderson <zphoto@montana.net>
wrote:
Susan,
You mean to tell me that even with a vacuum frame you are still having
this
as a major problem? Will it never end? I can feel your pain. There
have
been several times I have felt like giving up. Or, at least, sticking
to
busy images with no appreciable large areas of dark.
Chris
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