> In the answers I missed one solution:
> Why making an selective bleaching at all? Why not bleach the whole image, do
> not fix , rinse and soak and ink the part of the image you want to ink and
> as a next step, just redevelop, fix and wash. (Overlooked some unknown -to
> me- important phenomena?)
I suppose this would work; it may be worth a try. However, after
bleaching you would have a "blank" print, and only see image appear
as you inked it in, right? If you needed _precise_ control over
which areas are inked and which aren't, then I imagine some form
of masking would have to be used.
Dennis Carlyle
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