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Creating master lith negatives.
PSA Journal
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January 1, 1995|
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Because I enter a large number of international photographic competitions, I needed a method for producing a number of copies of an original photograph, to a consistent standard and for a reasonable cost. This necessity was indeed the mother of invention, as I found a way to make the desired copies by creating master lith negatives, using a mezzotint contact screen.
The use of creative screens in monochrome photography has been around for a long time, and many types are on the market. My method differs in that I convert normal continuous tone negatives into lithographic ...
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The birth of Samuel Richardson.(News)
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