Re: Cianotypes

John Galaba (jgalaba@minn.net)
Fri, 3 May 1996 23:07:53 -0500

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i'm sure you figured this out but, you need to keep the b&w image from
bleaching out. try coating the paper with an acrylic spay, matte or glossy,
to keep the cyanotype chems. from hitting the silver. if you are using
fiber based paper be careful when developing, as the unused emulsion gets
absorbed by the water it may soak through the back of the paper.

good luck

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