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  1. Re: Photographer's Formulary 8x10 Contact Print Frame

    Don’t do it. It’s a dog. Buy Bostic and Sullivan
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    Re: Platinum printing demo - my new video!

    Nice!
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    Re: Platinum/Palladium question

    B&S kit includes:

    Ferric Oxalate Solution #1 - 25 ml
    Palladium Solution #3 - 25 ml
    5% Sodium Platinum Solution Na2 - 10 ml
    4 plastic droppers
    32 oz. Ammonium Citrate Developer
    500 g EDTA...
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    Re: Platinum/Palladium question

    Good place to start, no real reason to do anything different.
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    Re: Video about Nobuyuki Kobayashi

    Maybe fidelity isn't the point. Different aesthetic. if you were to represent an animistic spiritual connection with nature and communicate it on paper what better way than with platinum palladium....
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    Re: Video about Nobuyuki Kobayashi

    Correction: Takeshi Shikama
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    Re: Video about Nobuyuki Kobayashi

    Just for fun - compare and contrast with the work of Takashi Shikama.
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    14" Red Dot Artar Coverage?

    Does anyone know the image circle of this lens? Does it cover 8x10? Thanks - Pete
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    Re: Dip n' dunk 4x5

    What's a sloshed?
  10. Re: Northern Oregon Coast - step up you Portlanders!

    Astoria!
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    Re: adding a patina to new brass flanges.

    Picasso would have his children pee on his sculptures...
  12. Re: Where and How Does One Get A Photograph Appraised?

    Have you tried Charles Hartman / Portland?
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    Re: Platinum/Palladium or Pigment

    I've been comparing prints recently and my conclusion is both are best, both are valid, both are the artifact / result of a complex process. I print pt / pd from digital negatives. To get a good...
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    Re: Web presentation of platinum print

    Photography is a funny medium. I just tossed "The Family of Man" on the car seat to return to the library. I think any one of the images in that book have a life of their own, and communicate...
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    Re: Web presentation of platinum print

    Tyler - you're the culprit! I've been racking my brain, searching the net, trying to figure out the basis of that conversation. I'm getting senile. You bet I want to work this one through! It...
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    Re: Web presentation of platinum print

    Adjusting the the color balance in RGB works quite nicely, somewhat less impactive the twirling the kitty. The discussion so far is helping me define my question(s). If you have a web site what do...
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    Re: Web presentation of platinum print

    Like I said: "silly me", I sold my digital equipment to finance the pt / pd.
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    Web presentation of platinum print

    I need to submit a digital file of a platinum print to a local gallery and silly me thought I just needed to scan the print. Beautiful tones but lousy image. Too much paper texture and loss of...
  19. Re: Blotches on Palladium Print, Rives BFK - solutions?

    Am I missing something? I just ordered a bunch. My tests from sample packs printed beautifully. Why the acid treatment?

    Thanks - Pete
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    Re: Na2 method for Palladium printing

    Cletus, Jim, Vaughn, thanks for the input. It's all helpful to pick through some of the many variables. I'm sure there are other folks out there asking some of the same questions.

    I've been...
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    Re: Na2 method for Palladium printing

    I love warm tone look too. Ian Leake has a wonderful subtle touch. I have no fear of dark tone neutral.
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    Re: Na2 method for Palladium printing

    I have Arentz book. He seems pretty fussy about measurement.

    Enjoyed your work Philippe! Thanks
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    Na2 method for Palladium printing

    I'd like to try out this method having tried and experienced the short comings of the "ratio" method. Looking for smooth grain in the highlights and trying to avoid dichromate. My Internet searches...
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    Digital negative storage

    How do you store / file system your Pictorico OHP negatives?

    Thanks - Pete
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    Re: Kallitype contrast control

    Thanks - back at it tomorrow....
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    Kallitype contrast control

    I've been playing with digital negatives and printing kallitypes with Bostic & Sullivan kit. Some dismal failures, but also a couple killer keepers.

    The instructions with the kit read "advanced...
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    Re: "Beginners-Mind" (sho-shin)

    This reads a little like Ann Rand vs the karate kid.

    But I get it. I am at a certain age that I realize that life is short, but that peace is possible "in the moment". I photographed this...
  28. Re: Bellows extension questions on the Ebony SV45Ti

    SV45Ti is a very nice camera. Very versatile. I use a Fuji 450 mounted on a standard board frequently. Tilt the back and front outward and use whatever rise needed to frame the subject and blast...
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    Re: Portland Art Museum photography exhibit

    Thanks for the heads up - Pete
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    Do you save all negatives?

    Do you save all your negatives or do you dump the dogs and maybe the maybes?
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    Re: May 2012 Portraits

    Helen,

    Wow!
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    Re: Micro Contrast with Unsharp Mask in PS

    I have never given any advice here but...

    View at 100% - radius low like Lenny says .2. Unless you like crunchy images
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    Re: Bellows Extension Required

    Thanks!
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    Bellows Extension Required

    If I were focusing on a flower 2" in diameter with a 180mm macro lens at 2:1 how much bellows extension would I need? How do you arrive at the answer?
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    Re: Subjective Quality of Artar lens

    Can I redirect the question? I'm looking at a subjective result of a technology that doesn't seem to exist today in large format lenses. What changed?
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    Re: Subjective Quality of Artar lens

    Bingo, thank you, it was the Symmar convertable. I recently reprinted some images from that lens and it has some similarities to the Artar. Smooth, low contrast, and sharp.

    So we have early...
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    Re: Subjective Quality of Artar lens

    Copal 3 shutter, SK Grimes.

    To the best of my knowledge the chronology was Symmar - Symmar S - APO Symmar. The lens I had was a Symmar, small portable lens?
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    Subjective Quality of Artar lens

    I've been shooting with "modern lenses" for the last 3 or so years ( B&W 4x5 and 5x7). Recently I bought a 14" Red Dot Artar and it just knocks my socks off. Smooth creamy mid and high tone...
  39. Re: Elderly Photographer using longer focal lengths as I age

    I'm old. The only thing getting wider on me is my middle, but lenses; I love all flavors!
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    Re: Robert Adams in Denver

    My introduction to Robert Adams was a photograph of San Timoteo Canyon looking from a hillside in Redlands toward LA. I think it was taken in the '70's. I played there as a kid and it was...
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