pentaxuser
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Several Brian. All look about as safe as Indiana J's Temple of Doom.Is there a free PDF of Worobiek's book on the web?![]()
Several Brian. All look about as safe as Indiana J's Temple of Doom.Is there a free PDF of Worobiek's book on the web?![]()
IIRC, Mr. Rudman was unwilling to compromise on the reproduction quality, so less expensive means of publication were not acceptable.Obviously all the files are available to do a reprint, so what with the ability to have a single copy of something 'printed on demand' now a days, couldn't this be an option, even if the book costs a little more than the original cover price? I'm sure a lot of people would be happy to go this route.
Terry S
Given the price of Tim's book I can say that Tony's one is a lot cheaper and isn't bad for its price but if there are others out there that you know of it might help the OP if you can say what they are. I'd certainly take a look at any you mentionHow is this book different from any of the other toning books?
knowledge and experience has its price.It's a fantastic book.wow
The prices I see for the book are not simply ridiculous, they are insane.
Obviously all the files are available to do a reprint, so what with the ability to have a single copy of something 'printed on demand' now a days, couldn't this be an option, even if the book costs a little more than the original cover price? I'm sure a lot of people would be happy to go this route.
I have my copy already, but if someone were to offer somewhere close to this I could be persuaded to sell.You should buy it to flip!
Eddie Ephrams books are excellent I have two of them and refer to them when toning.I wrote to Mr Rudman recently inquiring if he would consider re-releasing his book in an electronic format. He doesn't seem interested so it is up to the next generation to do the tests on modern papers and publish their results either for sale or free. Note there are other books that have some of his toning techniques such as the Master Printing Course which sells for under $20 usually. Eddie Ephrams also has a couple of books with various toning formulas and examples.
I don't think Tim makes any money from the resale of these books at the now astronomical prices. Buying a used or remaindered book does nothing for the author.knowledge and experience has its price.It's a fantastic book.
Try to contact the author.He is selling self-published reprints.Does anyone know if there's a reprint for this book? The book used to cost around $29. Prices on Amazon now and eBay is just ridiculous
It's relevant. I'm not sure I would pay the insane prices for used copies. The technical processes of multiple toning etc, still useful.I'm interesting in Tim's Toning book but I am wondering how applicable it is to current papers?
I recently bought Tim's Lith printing course book, which is very nice but a lot of the examples are with (long) discontinued papers. The course is still great and very inspiring but a lot of the actual lith looks in the book seem hard to recreate without those papers. Would the toning book give a similar experience?
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