From: John Cremati (johnjohnc@core.com)
Date: 02/11/03-11:10:01 AM Z
I was reading a book called " High Contrast" by J. Sealy. He has
examples of images enlarged on Ortho film that were exposed thru frosted
glass at the enlargement surface... .. The images show much more detail as
well as less contrast than the images that were printed conventionally..
They resemble continuous tone images.. He claims that a true continuous tone
image can not be made on lith film , but by various techniques such as
preflashing the film, stand developing , fine line developer, and frosted
glass printing the dot size of the ortho film becomes so small and precise
that it closely resembles continuous tone.. ... Does anyone have any
experience , opinions or theories on this?
John Cremati
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