jewelia (jewelia@erols.com)
Mon, 22 Feb 1999 00:02:37 -0800
and i looked up this in Kodak's Quality Enlarging to establish another frame
of reference:
"To make sure that the paper base will last as long as the silver image that
it carries, kodak workers make thorough tests at every state in
manufacture---from wood pulp to the finished paper."
seems to me that a sulphite paper made for fine art: drawing, printmaking,
etc... run through our processes is likely as good a print from an archival
point of view as a silver-gelatin? i would tend to think moreso.
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