[pure-silver] Re: Lith printing materials update
- From: Tom Kershaw <tom@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: pure-silver@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 05 Nov 2009 09:58:55 +0000
Tim,
Firstly, thanks for the update on materials; although I wonder what has
happened to the new variable contrast Kentmere papers, in addition to
the ILFORD branded lith paper. Statements on APUG from earlier this year
(spring) gave the impression the new Kentmere papers would be introduced
this Autumn, while news about the lith paper was put out in the summer.
Tom
Tim Rudman wrote:
For those of you interested in Lith printing:
Just to let you know that I have updated the lith printing papers and
developers guide & list available on my website (www.timrudman.com).
Up to date as far as I know as of end October. It can be hard to keep
up with these in these changing times. Includes deletions, rebadges,
new and expected new products etc.
Please feel free to download it if you wish.
Those of you already on my mailing list will get an update link
shortly in a newsletter. Just waiting for a few under the bonnet
changes to be made on the site.
Best wishes to all
Tim Rudman
*From:* pure-silver-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:pure-silver-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] *On Behalf Of *Eric Nelson
*Sent:* 27 October 2009 22:48
*To:* pure silver
*Subject:* [pure-silver] glassine sleeves/envelopes
Seems even the basics of film are getting harder to come by and now
glassines seem to be the latest victim. For one large volume client I
use glassines for the negs as this speeds production considerably.
Savage made a model that I used to quickly deal w/the large volume
film I have to process here where a twin checked roll could be sleeved
once cut quickly and the twin check # written on the outside of each
sleeve. They have discontinued that model and Negafile was bought by
another company and only remaining stock is available. I'm waiting on
a call from them
I've found this version
<http://www.apecenvelopes.com/%7ECPRST/Glassine-Envelopes/Glassine-Envelopes/N-A/2-3-4x10-1-2/Plain.html> which
would suit me well but costs more than Print File pages! Now I have
to decide whether having the convenience of glassines is worth the
expense so if anyone has noticed their retailer selling off their
stock of glassines for 120 film, sized 3"x 10" or 11", let me know.
Thanks
Eric
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