The key here is that silver chloride POP tonality can largely exceed conventional silver gelatin, but the question is : can handmade POP be close to what kodak, kentemere or chicago albumen were producing?
Thank you, that’s already a lead : adox sells baryta paper for that exactly, so with what you understand that I have in mind, would that be a solution? And then, would you recommend to try one formula of emulsion more than another - or even a book that specifically discuss this ? I am attracted...
Yes, it's hard, and you are nailing the problem here. It's very hard to know describe - or know - what I am hoping for.
I'm still trying to find the good combinaison with lupex, and I am puttting my hope on amidol : it's black indeed and extremly sharp but so far the smooth part lacks there...
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I know how difficult it is, and how small differences makes everything for one viewer and nothing for the other, so I would have to rely on people giving me the benefit of the doubt, or trying advices no matter how thin.
I think amongst the best exemples of POP that I have seen are Judith...
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I am new to this forum. I registered because I see a lot of people here are making their own emulsions, and I have a question regarding the results that you get.
I have just seen an exhibition made on printing out paper, I believe the Kodak Studio Proof was used, and I was blown away by...
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