Digital BW, The Print

In a message dated 02/16/2002 8:44:52 AM Pacific Standard Time, 
frank@... writes:


> occasionally I see little "white" flaws that I'd rather spot than 
> reprint - anyone had experience using what ? Spotone, the inks 
> themselves, pencil ?
> frankg
> 
Frank, I have had success using "spot pens" comes in a package of 10 black 
and white toned pen brushes loading with "photographic retouching dyes". Made 
for silver prints and honestly I've only spotted the deepest blacks. Pencil 
actually works very well in the lighter tones.
Steve M.



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Frank,

Another great method is is to keep a small bit of ink in the little jars
that contact lenses come in. I get these from the place I but contacts from.
I the pour off a bit of ink from the larger jars. Using a 000 or 00 spotting
brush I can spot with inks that match the print exactly.

Mike


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To: <DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Saturday, February 16, 2002 11:05 AM
Subject: Re: [Digital BW] Spotting finished prints


> In a message dated 02/16/2002 8:44:52 AM Pacific Standard Time,
> frank@... writes:
>
>
> > occasionally I see little "white" flaws that I'd rather spot than
> > reprint - anyone had experience using what ? Spotone, the inks
> > themselves, pencil ?
> > frankg
> >
> Frank, I have had success using "spot pens" comes in a package of 10 black
> and white toned pen brushes loading with "photographic retouching dyes".
Made
> for silver prints and honestly I've only spotted the deepest blacks.
Pencil
> actually works very well in the lighter tones.
> Steve M.
>
>
>
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