Ink-jet "home type" may not quite compare if you have to *buy* an Iris
printer, which I understand is still very expensive. If you can have your
work produced as internegs on a large Iris printed acetate then perhaps the
cost, per neg, will be "home type". Part of the latest (3rd) edition of
History and Practice of Platinum Printing was available with a small
original Palladio print produced that way and by all accounts the results
were considered excellent. The technology involved an Iris ink-jet with a
300 dpi resolution but the "extrapolated" results were screenless and
looked like 1,500 dpi. Superb!
Luis Nadeau
awef6t@mi.net
Paris, France (for a while)
>Risa
>>Has anyone tried gums with ink-jet negs?
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