Digital BW, The Print

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, Matti Koskinen
<mjkoskin@k...> wrote:

> So much for that. Now I need advice on how to frame the pictures for
the 
> show. I have some 50 pictures (it's not a small place) so just framing 
> everything costs too much. The prints are mainly super-B sized and I'm 
> thinking just to mount them on a cardboard without any frames and the 
> cardboard cutted to the size of the print, so no extra space around the 
> print. I've framed some of the prints and they're on the wall here
in my 
> home, but I must truly say, I dislike the glass. Maybe a non-glaring 
> glass would be ok, but I doubt I can get it this soon and the cost as 
> I'm already invested enough money for this project.
> 

You might take a look at the "clip" frames from
http://www.quadroclip.com/quadroclip.html  They are reasonably
inexpensive and unobtrusive.  You mount your pix to acid-free board,
them sandwich them between the masonite-like backer board and the
glass or plastic.  (I don't know if this is non-glare.)  They make
custom sizes that are available with non-glare polystyrene, both 1mm
and 2mm.  I used these some time ago for a large show, and really
liked the minimalist look.   They were cheap enough that I gave them
away with a print purchase.
 
-- Rog