jp
19-Nov-2013, 19:55
In a quick google, I didn't find any mention of this method.
Ran some dried coated paper through the printer.
No separate negative.
It's exposing now in the UV box. If all works well, the ink will rinse away, along with the unused cyanotype coating. I'll let the curious know in the morning how it exposed and washed and dried.
It came to mind because; I know inkjet printing is not waterproof, and I've made circuit boards in a previous lifetime by transferring (laser) printouts right onto the copper.
Ran some dried coated paper through the printer.
No separate negative.
It's exposing now in the UV box. If all works well, the ink will rinse away, along with the unused cyanotype coating. I'll let the curious know in the morning how it exposed and washed and dried.
It came to mind because; I know inkjet printing is not waterproof, and I've made circuit boards in a previous lifetime by transferring (laser) printouts right onto the copper.