We use a Nuarc here all the time. Works as well as the DaiNippon
and Olecs. It'd almost as fast as the DaiNippon 4000 watt and not as fast as
the Olec 5000 watter. It covers a much smaller area so is pretty fast.
--Dick Sullivan
From: Daniel Williams
[mailto:dtwilliams3@comcast.net]
Sent: Wednesday, February 11, 2009 2:42 PM
To: alt-photo-process-l@usask.ca
Subject: Re: Carbon Prints and NuArc
Cathy,
I don't do carbon so don't have an answer for you. If you don't get an
answer here you might want to ask over at the carbon forum at Bostick and
Sullivan's
Dan Williams
Cathy Cakebread wrote:
Hmmm… no response, how
about: has anyone used a NuArc with the pre-made tissues?
Thanks - Cathy
Hi –
I plan on making my own tissues and wish to
use my NuArc to do the exposures.
Has anyone done this?
If yes, what approximate units
did you use?
For my
platinum/palladium prints using the same negatives
(using Pictorico film) and
NuArc, I usually
use 56 units.
I use either PDN or
QTR to create negatives.
Thanks - Cathy