[pure-silver] Re: AN Glass Effect on Sharpness

Hello,

Peter De Smidt wrote:


RobC wrote:


snip.....
Another option would be to wet-mount the negative to the glass using mineral oil. It would be messy, but it certainly can be done. There even used to be special negative carriers made specifically for using oil. (I think these were often used with micro film and point light sources.) Don't use drum scanning fluid for this, such as Kami, as it is flammable.
This is the first time of hear of this.... what is the advantage, disregarding the messiness.... could you explain in more detail what is behind this procedure. Is the neg under the glass??? 
Very intriguing!

Cheers,
Bogdan
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