I'd recommend Doug Kennedy's frames as well. Handsomely made and
sturdy as heck. We have used them
and used them in our department for years with little signs of wear
but for an occasional bolt coming loose. And, I am
talking 25 students per semester all year long.
And, I know Doug . . . darned fine craftsman. They live in a rather
remote area of north-eastern California. Sheep and
Sandhill Crane country. Near the old Oregon Trail and Fandango Pass.
Ahhh, the wild west.
Jack Fulton
On August2006, at 2:38 PM, Camden Hardy wrote:
> I'm in the market for a printing frame that's large enough to print a
> 16"x16" print. I can't afford a vacuum frame at this point, so
> I'll have
> to settle for a normal frame.
>
> I'm thinking I'd like to get one of the frames with the springy metal
> strips that twist into place (I apologize if this makes no
> sense...it's
> difficult to explain), since it would seem that they would provide a
> better contact than those with the clips around the side of the frame
> (like those at the Photo Formulary).
>
> Does anyone have advice for me as to which kind of frame to buy
> (and from
> where)?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Camden Hardy
>
> camden[at]hardyphotography[dot]net
> http://www.hardyphotography.net
>
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