<< I get nervous reading about all this stripping.
I regularly print from interpostives in the gumoil process on
paper--ordinary paper, as it comes out of my computer-linked printer. >>
Karl,
I think you are talking about the paper negative from a printer. With that,
yes, it is easy. I just used the transparency material, and it works for me,
at least for gum.
But I think they were talking about using b/w paper and make enlargements and
then us them as paper negatives. I read them with interest, the question that
I have is, are film negatives really that much more expensive than paper
negatives? (I haven't checked the price lately). Or is it for some other
reasons (maybe ease of control?) that one wants to use paper negative?
Dave S.