[pure-silver] Re: Typical Printing Waste
- From: "Bob Younger" <ryounger@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: <pure-silver@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 23 Jun 2008 16:56:58 -0700
Elias,
Sounds about right to a tad on the low side (for me). My normal
size print is 16x20; usually have 5-10 tests (3x16) for the
various areas; then make a full print using the best info I have
from the tests; from there it may take me 5-8 more full sheets to
get what I'm looking for. Sometimes after a couple of full sheets
I'll realize I need to do more test strips, especially if I've
significantly changed the contrast settings; or if I'm printing
with different contrast settings for different areas of the
print.
Hope that helps,
Bob Younger
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Subject: [pure-silver] Typical Printing Waste
Hi all,
I'm in the middle of printing an edition (a very small edition)
and I'm starting to count my wasted sheets...
It may be a silly question, but how many sheets are you (all)
typically using (note I refrained from saying "wasting") to get a
print to where you want it?
I'm sure learning to trust my methods and chemicals has a lot to
do with it.
Here's how last night went: Two test stips, and five working
prints to work out the over exposed detail in contrast to other
shadows, burn in tests, and two "finished" prints with different
times so I can decide what to do once I see them dry.
Any thoughts?
Elias
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