Trays for prints

[rlouzan]

Thanks😱😀🙂

For fiber.

 

[btgc]

FB in batches, and RC each print separately under running water?

 

[rlouzan]

Yes, but if your intention is to frame your prints avoid RC papers (RC Bronzing)

http://books.google.es/books?id=_Lz...d=0CA0Q6AEwAA#v=onepage&q=RC Bronzing&f=false

FB in batches, and RC each print separately under running water?

 

[btgc]

Thanks, I will hang them without framing 🙂

Oh my...first I discovered how much manual cameras differ from automatic P&S, then came chromogenic BW film to put thinking into categories of monochrome image, logically followed by silver based BW film, and now appears that RC paper is suspect 😱

Yes, but if your intention is to frame your prints avoid RC papers (RC Bronzing)

http://books.google.es/books?id=_Lz...d=0CA0Q6AEwAA#v=onepage&q=RC Bronzing&f=false

 

[dfoo]

I'm not an expert by any means, but I've read that this aspect of RC paper no longer really holds true.

 

[dfoo]

I've only done a few prints on FB papers. I've found the print looks like a pretzel after its been dried. I don't have a press... how can I get the damn thing to stay flat? This isn't a problem with RC papers 🙂

 

[Al Kaplan]

This shouldn't be a problem with double weight paper. Just be careful not to get any sharp bends in them while drying. Dry them face down on screens. They'll have a bit of curl, most likely. When they're dry stack them face to face, back to back, and leave them under some heavy books over night.

 

[dfoo]

I picked up packet of new Kentmere FB paper a couple of weeks ago. I haven't had a chance to print some yet... I'll do so soon though! Hopefully it won't look like a piece of papyrus like the last time I used FB paper.

 

[rlouzan]

http://www.rangefinderforum.com/forums/showthread.php?threadid=81878

exellent, thank you rlouzan, regards