From: Pay (payral@club-internet.fr)
Date: 04/18/03-12:09:33 PM Z
Nice pictures. I will be interested to receive more informations about
your way on Satista prints.
mmatusz@pdq.net a *crit :
>
> I cam up with a slightly different process that uses platinum sensitizer
> and silver solution for development (no glycerine). The amount of platinum
> varies from 1/4 to 1/16 of what you would use for platinum print. There
> are two examples of prints on my alt web site
> http://www.alternativephotography.com/marek_matusz.html
> The description of prints on the site are reversed. The gold toned print
> is pure black black. I am adding a few more prints, so you might chek in a
> few days.
> I would be happy to send details if anybody is interested.
> Marek Matusz
>
> > This process was created by Willis when the platinum price was getting
> > high. It's an economic way to produce images in between silver and
> > platinum. Chemicals are the same as in pd/pt printing but developer will
> > be glycerin and silver nitrate. You will get much more informations
> > (technical & how to) from B & S website.
> > I hope it will help
> > --
> > Ayral Philippe
> >
> > Tél/Fax: +33 (0)450 39 79 81
> > http://perso.club-internet.fr/payral
> > http://www.focale.ch
> >
> > Amy Cutting a *crit :
> >>
> >> Philippe,
> >> I'm sorry, I haven't heard of satista prints before. Could you give me
> >> a bit of an overview of the process?
> >> Many thanks, Amy Cutting
-- Philippe Ayral 52, rue de Vallard 74240 Gaillard France Tél/Fax: +33 (0)450 39 79 81 http://perso.club-internet.fr/payral http://www.focale.ch
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