Dante_Stella
Rex canum cattorumque
I have some old Stereo Realist Kodachromes that need to be remounted (they are damaged and in glass stereo mounts) - so I bought some 2x2 Gepe AN glass mounts (since the negs are smaller than normal 35mm and otherwise would not stay in glassless mounts).
But I noticed that there is antinewton glass on both sides.
Is the double AN glass going to cause an issuew with scanning? I could see the AN glass acting as a low-pass filter.
Thanks
Dante
But I noticed that there is antinewton glass on both sides.
Is the double AN glass going to cause an issuew with scanning? I could see the AN glass acting as a low-pass filter.
Thanks
Dante
squirrel$$$bandit
Veteran
Isn't AN glass kinda frosted? I would imagine your images would be blurred.
How was the trip, BTW? And your cyanotypes show?
How was the trip, BTW? And your cyanotypes show?
Dante_Stella
Rex canum cattorumque
With Gepe, it's very subtle. But then I noticed that custom V750 carriers use it on the bottom. Must not be that bad.
The trip was hot, dusty, and exciting! Pictures to follow.
The cyanotype show went really well (and is paying for the scanner...). The leavings are on until the end of the month, at which point I am changing over to a set of Van Dykes at the Detroit Artists Market. We are doing a "small" show where there will be about 200 pieces 12x12 or smaller, cafe format. Fortunately, I only have to account for 5-10.
Dante
The trip was hot, dusty, and exciting! Pictures to follow.
The cyanotype show went really well (and is paying for the scanner...). The leavings are on until the end of the month, at which point I am changing over to a set of Van Dykes at the Detroit Artists Market. We are doing a "small" show where there will be about 200 pieces 12x12 or smaller, cafe format. Fortunately, I only have to account for 5-10.
Dante