From: David Hosten (dahosten@yahoo.com)
Date: 06/09/03-08:25:27 AM Z
He meant Pigment Over Platinum
http://www.danburkholder.com/Pages/three_frame_main_pages/pigment_plat_three_frames1.htm
and Kerik Koulis for examples.
Keith Gerling <keithgerling@att.net> wrote:
Can you elaborate on this? What is a "pigment print"? I've seen this in reference to works by Sudek - works that might actually have been made using the Carbon or Carbro process.
BTW, a quick websearch reveals this rather wide-encompassing description: "Pigment print is a general term for any kind of print which uses a pigment to produce the image, including gum, Fresson, carbon and carbro." I can't imagine putting platinum over any of those, but maybe I'm missing something...
Thanks!
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From: H. Lee Pratt [mailto:squnch@cox.net]
Sent: Sunday, June 08, 2003 6:06 PM
To: alt-photo-process-l@sask.usask.ca
Subject: Re: Epson 2200 vs 1280 printers
Hello --
A book by Dan Burkholder, "Making Digital Negatives for Contact Printing" is pretty much the bible on this stuff. His web site is www.danburkholder.com; definitely have a look. His latest "platinum over pigment" prints are lovely; I saw them when I attended his workshop in L.A. on the last day of May.
On Friday, Jun 6, 2003, at 12:30 US/Pacific, Jrtaylorphoto@aol.com wrote:
Thanks. I have definitely been tugged back towards my first choice of the 2200. I am looking forward to making b/w neg, particularly larger ones as I learn more alt photo processes. However, I know little about the subject of digital negatives. Can you tell me if there is a book or web site that would be a good beginning guide? Also, is additional software required?
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