Re: Gum on masa, again
After some thinking, now I'm not much preoccupied for rigid supports that don't float, since they will be evenly wet for all the time. I will just have to agitate the tray every few minutes which is relatively a small price to pay. But I'm more preoccupied about developing face up floating media; I'm fearing it will not be evenly develop + I will have agitate much vigorously (which may affect the qualities of the print). Anyway, it's noted as a useful tool in case of need. Hope that does the trick for you. Regards, Loris. 13 Ekim 2008, Pazartesi, 2:15 am tarihinde, Katharine Thayer yazmış: > I've always done prints on glass face up, certainly; otherwise the > gum image would be scraping on the bottom of the tub. And I've > always done prints on very fragile paper, that needs to be supported > on a screen in the water, face up of course. Somehow it hadn't > occurred to me to develop masa face up, but of course that's the > logical solution. > > kt
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