Activating Gelatin

Ray Rogers said:

What do these gage's = ?

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Ray, Google is your friend:
http://www.graphicproducts.com/supplies/wire_gauge.html

Ray Rogers said:

Why does one need to be larger?

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The silver electrode will be hanging out in the emulsion and you want some mechanical strength, so bigger helps. In the reference electrode it can be smaller as it is sitting inside the enclosed cell where it is protected by the cell housing.

"Is Google God?" asked the young child.

Kirk Keyes said:

Ray, Google is your friend:

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And from that day forward, the Earth had itself a new God.

Amen!

Photo Engineer said:

Jim;

Thanks very much. I would like to buy some from you if you have it. I need about 1 foot. I may need two different types, as I'm still working on it. I can easily calibrate what I have as I have data tables of vAg in millivolts here, so it will not be too hard. I will publish the data here and/or in the book.

PE

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Hi Ron - I'll take a look around here and see if I can locate it. The wire is pretty thin, I think that is why I had it custom drawn. For the life of me I can't remember what I used it for, but I'm pretty sure its around here somewhere.

Regards - Jim

Hi

I am posting this because a friend gave me some original Kodak dye transfer paper thinking that I could use it as a base for carbon photography. Unfortunately it does work so well in this application unless I harden the paper, which takes some time.

I am wondering if you know anyone on this forum might be interested in this paper, for dye transfer work or for othe. If so I am willing to trade it to any interested party for about an equal amount of matt surface baryta photographic paper.

Not sure exactly how much of this I have, but I am estimating about 50 sheets of 11X14" and about 50 sheets of 16.5X21.5".

Sandy King

dyetransfer said:

Hi Ron - I'll take a look around here and see if I can locate it. The wire is pretty thin, I think that is why I had it custom drawn. For the life of me I can't remember what I used it for, but I'm pretty sure its around here somewhere.

Regards - Jim

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Sandy - maybe start a new thread with a title that's a little more related to the paper you're offering to trade?

Sandy
Go to the Dye Transfer Group on Yahoo Groups.
Bill

Thanks guys. I guess the message was a bit off-topic, but somehow it worked as I have been contacted by a party interested in the trading for the DT paper.

Sandy King