Cutting the Pictorico roll

[Andrew ren]

In order to be well-prepared for the long, painful learning curve of Pt/Pd process ahead, i am about to order some roll Pictorico. As I have been gone through boxes of sheet Picotorico with no success. and it WENT fast!

So question for members, I just bought a Logan 750 from adorama, it has been laying in the basement since the arrival. Is the 750 OK for the cutting job?

Cheers

Andrew

[Lenny Eiger]

In order to be well-prepared for the long, painful learning curve of Pt/Pd process ahead, i am about to order some roll Pictorico. As I have been gone through boxes of sheet Picotorico with no success. and it WENT fast!

So question for members, I just bought a Logan 750 from adorama, it has been laying in the basement since the arrival. Is the 750 OK for the cutting job?

Cheers

Andrew

Sure, why not. The only thing I might do is put something down on it to keep it clean and dust-free. AND make sure the 90 degree angle is spot on, by using a square of some sort to adjust it...

Lenny

[Jeremy Moore]

Sure. Straight edge and an exacto knife works, too.

You just need to cut it straight so the printer will recognize it and feed correctly. If you cut any sheets crooked you can tape them to a backing sheet and feed them through that way.

[Andrew ren]

Thanks Lenny and Jeremy.

yeah, all my concern is how to keep scratch/dust-free. Practice will do the trick I guess.

Cheers

Andrew