From: Don Bryant (dsbryant@worldnet.att.net)
Date: 02/06/00-11:24:46 AM Z
Randall,
>> But seriously this leads on to a wider discussion of paper. Dick Arentz
of Flagstaff Arizona
>> and the greatest pt/pd printer on the planet - ever- once said that if
anything goes wrong with a pt/pd print it is >>usually the fault of the
paper.
He also empasizes the need to heat shrink and size papers with gelatin or
arrow root.
Additionally he makes mention of the tendency for gelatin sized papers to
print "cooler" and papers sized with arrowroot to print warmer. At least
with platinum or paladium printing. Can anyone confirm or comment on this as
well as the effects of sizing with other processes such as Van Dyke Brown or
Cyanotypes?
Don Bryant
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