Negative Oil Prints and Resinotype similarities.

From: John Grocott <john.grocott403_at_ntlworld.com>
Date: Sun, 28 May 2006 12:19:55 +0100
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Alberto Novo uses the Resinotype process which seems to work on a similar principal to the positive/ positive action described by Henk and noticed by others. Resinotype uses a powdered pigment/ rosin mix in applying colour to a gelatine matrix in a similar way that Oil pigment can produce a positive image given certain conditions,( but still something of a mystery, at present). The pigment powder adheres in proportion to the hardened areas of the gel coating after UV exposure THROUGH A POSITIVE.
         I have tried it and it is fascinating to be able to build up the contrast and densities by hand.
               Testing, testing, testing. HANW Folks.
              Cheers. John.
Received on 05/28/06-05:20:15 AM Z

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