From: Pamela Buck (pgbuck@msn.com)
Date: 08/19/02-04:48:22 AM Z
Speaking of Kenro Izu, he has hired Stan Klimek to teach him all gum
printing. Also, Tom Baril is experimenting with all gum (that is,
having his printer experiment with his images in all gum). And I heard
a San Francisco gallery owner last month say that he's seeing a lot of
gum these days ("Platinum's been done to death," he sniffed.).
Any opinions: why the shift?
Pamela
-----Original Message-----
From: Carl Weese [mailto:cweese@earthlink.net]
Sent: Sunday, August 18, 2002 3:44 AM
To: alt-photo-process-l@sask.usask.ca
Subject: Re: kenro izu enlarger
juan,
Enlarger? Izu uses a 14x20 inch (apparantly one of two ever made that
size) Deardorff camera and prints by contact. All Pt/Pd prints are made
by contact, though you can print from negatives that are enlarged from
smaller ones. He chooses to work only with direct in-camera negatives as
far as I know. He's probably using an artificial ultraviolet light
source to make the contact prints. I can't go look at the video because
my net connection would take a year or so to download it. Maybe someone
else can identify things for you.---Carl
abracadabra@nuberroja.com wrote:
>
> in http://www.pem.org/izu/process.html there is a video about how
> Kenro Izu makes his platino's. Does anybody know what kind brand and
> model of enlarger is he using in that video? Anyway, I have heard he
> use a custom made camera by Deardorff. Can anyone confirm this?? By
> the way, is there any internet address for this cameras??
>
> Thank you to all of you
>
> juan f marcelo
>
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