Ryuji Suzuki wrote:
>
> Can you test the same idea with gelatin or PVA?
> If it works, PVA is probably much easier to use.
>
I want this to be a joke, the kind of subtle eye-twinkling joke that
shows that you "get" the idea that the different colloids are
different, without making a deal about it. I like that kind of joke.
If it's not a joke, then I'm afraid you're not quite clear yet on the
concept of colloid nonequivalency.
Pigmented gelatin has a particular look. Pigmented PVA has a different
particular look. I don't find those looks beautiful or even interesting.
It's only gum that interests me. They are not interchangeable.
kt
Received on Fri Mar 19 10:24:12 2004
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