I am a novice LF photog and an intermediate print maker, working wet darkroom for B&W and a 7-ink photo inkjet for Giclee.
I am about to embark on a project that involves printing on shale and other stones. I have not yet used Liquid Light, it seems simple enough, but none of my background research says anything about focusing on irregular objects.
At this point I am thinking that:
1) using a grain focuser is out of the question,
2) a small aperture will be needed for depth of focus, and that
3) I will have to somehow shroud the emulsion surface with a light tight drape that is thin enough to allow adequate focus...
Feedback?
Suggestions?
Thank you,
David
Doing it in the dark.
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