I read an research program article at MIT which computer nonlinear analysis a AA print , create a function and force every input image to the same nonlinear high frequency noise of AA print.
I thinked that it would be great to chemical program a developer and get the same nonlinear noise from the source art.
I think there might be solutions like that for early satellite films or aircraft films when there was no computer.
I read that rhodopsin films used as nonlinear editer but rhodopsin is needed to be inside of a tight temperature limits.
Yes , question , which chemicals force the film and paper to be maniplated as
forced image look ?
Best ,
Mustafa Umut Sarac
Istanbul
I thinked that it would be great to chemical program a developer and get the same nonlinear noise from the source art.
I think there might be solutions like that for early satellite films or aircraft films when there was no computer.
I read that rhodopsin films used as nonlinear editer but rhodopsin is needed to be inside of a tight temperature limits.
Yes , question , which chemicals force the film and paper to be maniplated as
forced image look ?
Best ,
Mustafa Umut Sarac
Istanbul