Can't really add anything to the comments existing. I was stung with two different batches of crap Platine about five years ago so lesson learned. The Bergger Cot 320 might be more expensive but it's never trashed a day of printing.
Best of success,
Dan
On Jun 17, 2009, at 12:42 AM, ender100 wrote: I know other people have had this problem with inconsistent paper—mostly the sizing not being even and the mottling that Brian is reporting. I don't use it. --
Best Wishes,
Mark Nelson
> So am I having a solitary experience with Platine here?
Ah, probably no.
I pounded (and wasted time) with old and new cyanotype and Platine
and was plagued with mottling...
I assumed "Good for Platinum, good for Cyanotype."
I did not try Pt/Pd, but I suspect I was seeing something similar
(similar "siderotype" process).
Brian
P.S. Unfortunately I was not undercharged...
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