Re: facial tanners for UV light? the other way to use it
Hi Don ! I 'm using this philips UV facial tanner exactly in the opposite way than you : I put it horizontally (tubes upside) in an openwork plastic box whose sides are about 4 cm higher than the top of Phillips box. I laid a thin glass plate all across the plastic box and when I' printing, I put my printing frame(s) on this glass plate. It also happenned that i used it by putting the negative and hand coated paper directly on the glass and then covering them with an heavy piece of feltened wood. exactly like you, I really appreciated to get the UV goggles with the tanner ! Cheers from france Jean ----- Original Message ----- From: "Don Sweet" <don@sweetlegal.co.nz> To: <alt-photo-process-l@usask.ca> Sent: Monday, March 03, 2008 12:45 AM Subject: Re: facial tanners for UV light? That is a very elegant solution. If you don't work in larger than 8 x 10 format, there is also a rougher solution involving a Philips facial tanner face down 4 inches above your work sitting on a couple of short lengths of timber. I found an added advantage of this facial tanner is that the packaging includes some UV goggles. Don Sweet
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