--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@y..., "Tyler Boley" <tyler@t...> wrote: (snip) > > The stuff I saw didn't appear to be duratrans, which usually has a > white but translucent base. This stuff was a clear film base, the > grain was only visible with a loupe and was very small, would only be > an issue if enlarging, if then. > Making contact negs with Epsons introduces the very part of the > process I suspect needs to be eliminated, dither, not contiuous tone. Do you recall the name of the material? Also I would expect a ditner patter with the LightJets which I believe print at 300 dpi but perhaps by being able to vary intensity on a silver emulsion do a better job of hiding it. > > > > > > > > Who's Steve Meyer? > > > > Sounds like he knows you but, > > Steve Meyers > > X-ray photography using digital negatives from LVT. > > http://www.xray-art.com > > Sorry just joking, Steve is a friend and has helped me a lot. I just > wanted his url to show up in several more posts and to give him a > little start. I agree. Everyone should check out his site and see what can be done without a lens! Martin Wesley
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Re: Lightjets and varnish, was some guy's workflow
2001-08-23 by Martin Wesley
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