Erik L Member Joined May 9, 2007 Messages 831 Location Grand Junction CO Format 8x10 Format Dec 27, 2012 #1 Hi folks, For any of you oil printers out there, does changing the percent solution of the dichromate change the contrast of the final print in a way similar to the carbon process? Many thanks to any clues given. Regards Erik
Hi folks, For any of you oil printers out there, does changing the percent solution of the dichromate change the contrast of the final print in a way similar to the carbon process? Many thanks to any clues given. Regards Erik
gandolfi Member Joined Jan 28, 2005 Messages 1,820 Location Denmark Format Large Format Pan Dec 27, 2012 #2 not doing the carbon process, but yes: change in percent solution will change contrast... However, you can controll a lot of the contrast by altering the stiffness of the oil used in the inking...
not doing the carbon process, but yes: change in percent solution will change contrast... However, you can controll a lot of the contrast by altering the stiffness of the oil used in the inking...
OP OP Erik L Member Joined May 9, 2007 Messages 831 Location Grand Junction CO Format 8x10 Format Dec 27, 2012 #3 Thank you Gandolfi!
OP OP Erik L Member Joined May 9, 2007 Messages 831 Location Grand Junction CO Format 8x10 Format Dec 27, 2012 #4 gandolfi said: not doing the carbon process, but yes: change in percent solution will change contrast... However, you can controll a lot of the contrast by altering the stiffness of the oil used in the inking... Click to expand... Is it the stiffer the ink the more contrast you will have? Regards Erik
gandolfi said: not doing the carbon process, but yes: change in percent solution will change contrast... However, you can controll a lot of the contrast by altering the stiffness of the oil used in the inking... Click to expand... Is it the stiffer the ink the more contrast you will have? Regards Erik
gandolfi Member Joined Jan 28, 2005 Messages 1,820 Location Denmark Format Large Format Pan Dec 27, 2012 #5 Erik L said: Is it the stiffer the ink the more contrast you will have? Regards Erik Click to expand... yes - that is my experience.
Erik L said: Is it the stiffer the ink the more contrast you will have? Regards Erik Click to expand... yes - that is my experience.