Dave (dpayne@pacifier.com)
Sat, 22 May 1999 12:31:33 -0800
I like the consistent results of the glass rod. However I like the brush stroked borders when using a Hake'
brush. So I use both. I lay down the main coating with the rod and brush out the edges with the remaining pool
of emulsion (the pool that is usually left at the end of the last stroke of the rod).
Dave
Carl Weese wrote:
> Jeffrey,
>
> That sounds like a fine idea. Another thing I suspect is that the choice
> of paper may influence whether a rod or brush is more desireable. I'll
> be in touch offlist about possible dates.---Carl
>
> Jeffrey D. Mathias wrote:
> >
> .........
> > I would find in interesting and beneficial to more fully understand the
> > advantages and nuances of each of these coating techniques. What I am
> > suggesting is that you come visit and bring your rod and any chemistry
> > you wish, and a couple 8x10 negatives. We can run though some scenarios using my new darkroom facilities.
> >
> > I would really like to compare and contrast the best results from a
> > brush and rod used under similar controled conditions and report the
> > results to the alt-photo list....
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