FDanB@aol.com
Date: 03/01/02-11:36:59 AM Z
My wife, Jill, is a Bromoilist and suggests you research the bleach/etch
chemistry used in that process.
By the way, Jill's exposing all her bromoil matrices via inkjet digital
negs. She can tailor the contrast in the negative to give a print that
bleaches just the way she likes. The results are wonderful.
We just scanned some of her original Bromoils and printed them much
larger as archival pigment inkjet prints on Cranes Museo paper. Man are
they beautiful! The prints are even faithful to the bromoil dot structure
from her inking processes.
This photography stuff is a trip!
Hope this helps,
Dan
You said in your message...
>Are there other etch-bleach baths that, like this one, attack the gelatin of
>the emulsion itself?
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