Re: Paper - baby oil Digi Negs
One thing that occurs to me is Renaissance Micro-crystaline Wax. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Renaissance_Wax I've never used it to achieve transparency in paper but it has a reputation for being stable. Most, if not all, oils will cause the paper to deteriorate eventually. I've seen references to it being used to "buff up" gelatin siver prints as a protective finish and as a way to deepen blacks in the print. http://www.apug.org/forums/forum205/63435-waxing-photographs-any-ideas.html May seem a bit pricey but might be worth a try. argon/JGronk
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