you are right on retouching, but digital printing is not quick---to do file prep right takes a lot of work. Then of course you "just push the button", a long time later. Not sure that I save time with digital printing, except of course for later reprints. Still do test prints, etc. Quality is much better than what I got after years of expertise developed in the darkroom though. Scott --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Joel Belmont" <joelbelmont@y...> wrote: > I don't mind spending long hours in the darkroom; I am perhaps more interested in > printing digitally for repeatability (so I don't have to retouch the same 20x24 print every > time I print it) and theoretically to cut down my amount of time spent printing, so I can > focus more on exposing images. > > Regards,
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[Digital BW] Re: highest quality/permanence
2005-10-02 by Scott Graham
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