RE: Print Clear Print on right side.

Don,

I had meant to mention the look of the negative when I printed on the
wrong side. It did have this very weird look and I almost dried it to
print with. It struck me that Sam would really have liked the image.

BTW, I am finding that with carbon printing I have to use a sheet of
thin Mylar between the negative and the carbon tissue to avoid part
of the negative sticking to the tissue. The tissue will be perfectly
dry to the touch but it still has enough moisture to pull small parts
off the negative, which of course destroys both the image and the
negative.

Just wondering if folks are having this problem printing with Pt./Pd.
whenu using a vacuum frame?

Sandy

> >
>> It might also be helpful to cut a corner in the appropriate place on all
>> sheets in advance -- an extra reminder.
>>
>> J.
>
>I might just add this. On the 8.5 x 11 inch sheets of Ultrafine Clear Film,
>the white strip has the following printed in three different languages,
>"Print Other Side."
>
>The 13x19 and 11x17 sheets don't have such a warning, but even with a gloved
>hand it is very apparent which is the receptor side, so the saliva test
>shouldn't be needed.
>
>Having mentioned that, I've still managed to print on the wrong side once.
>The image had the appearance of melted Jell-O, something I think some gum
>printers would love.
>
>Don Bryant
Received on Wed Mar 2 22:06:57 2005