New Group: Photrio Photographic Arts Standards

markjwyatt · Mar 2, 2019

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 · Mar 2, 2019

markjwyatt said:
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 · Mar 2, 2019

faberryman said:
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 · Mar 2, 2019

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 · Mar 2, 2019

faberryman said:
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 · Mar 2, 2019

faberryman said:
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 · Mar 2, 2019

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 · Mar 2, 2019

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

APUG is extinct for good reasons.

removed account4 · Mar 2, 2019

jtk said:
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 · Mar 2, 2019

jtk said:
APUG is extinct for good reasons.[/QUOT

I wish trolls were extinct.

jtk · Mar 3, 2019

markjwyatt said:
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 · Mar 3, 2019

Andrew O'Neill said:
I wish trolls were extinct.
me too

jtk · Mar 3, 2019

personal attack

jtk · Mar 6, 2019

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

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