New Group: Photrio Photographic Arts Standards

[markjwyatt]

Monochrome Silver Gelatin Print

An image produced by enlarging (alternate tags <negative optical enlarger>, <condensing enlarger>, <optical diuffusion enlarger>, <scanning laser enlarger>, a negative (alternative tags <inter-negative>) or digital file (consider using alternate tag <scanning laser enlarger>) onto silver gelatin material as understood in analog photography since the 19th century. Related tags: <realted tag1>, <related tag2>,...

 

[faberryman]

Monochrome Silver Gelatin Print

An image produced by enlarging (alternate tags <negative optical enlarger>, <condensing enlarger>, <optical diuffusion enlarger>, <scanning laser enlarger>, a negative (alternative tags <inter-negative>) or digital file (consider using alternate tag <scanning laser enlarger>) onto silver gelatin material as understood in analog photography since the 19th century. Related tags: <realted tag1>, <related tag2>,...

No contact prints?

 

[markjwyatt]

No contact prints?

Well, now this process is working! Excellent point. I am sure I left out other salient details also. Please come join the group and register your comment.

 

[faberryman]

Or you could just say a photographic print made on gelatin silver paper. It doesn't matter whether the original image was film or digital or whether the printing process was an enlarger or a laser.

 

[markjwyatt]

Or you could just say a photographic print made on gelatin silver paper. It doesn't matter whether the original image was film or digital or whether the printing process was an enlarger or a laser.

True. The other tags are optional. We could take out reference to "negative" and let that be an alternate tag. Specific discussion like this should be on the Group page.

 

[removed account4]

There is already a consensus of what a carbon print is. Has been for a hundred years. Google "carbon print". The first entry takes you to Wikipedia, which describes carbon prints.

Yes, this true yet when I posted a link to Wiki to educate what a Carbon Print was to someone in this in this thread
it was met with this

SNIP

Wiki ain't truth, or even consensus.

 

[markjwyatt]

I would have more confidence on a consensus definition on Photrio than an article on Wiki, but Wiki is often reasonable. If I am unsure on Wiki, I go to the discussion page and see if there are arguments.

 

[jtk]

Wikipedia would likely accept a link in its "External Links" section back to the APUG standards.

APUG is extinct for good reasons.

 

[removed account4]

APUG is extinct for good reasons.

apug isn't extinct at all, it is back together with the 2 websites that spun off from it.
apug standards, photrio standards ... same thing.
i guess you aren't going to explain yourself regarding
how ink jet prints are more photographic than photographs ..
maybe its just opinion stated as fact ??

 

[Andrew O'Neill]

APUG is extinct for good reasons.[/QUOT

I wish trolls were extinct.

 

[jtk]

I would have more confidence on a consensus definition on Photrio than an article on Wiki, but Wiki is often reasonable. If I am unsure on Wiki, I go to the discussion page and see if there are arguments.

Yes, Wiki can be convenient and it often opens new doors, but those doors are often biased and wrong. Wiki is a good place to start if Googling is too challenging.

 

[removed account4]

I wish trolls were extinct.
me too

 

[jtk]

personal attack

 

[jtk]

this should be removed from Aesthetics etc because it's a word game, has nothing to do with aesthetics.