Digital BW, The Print

I'd love to hear about it if you find a vendor of lighjet onto fiber B&W 
paper.

This also will bring up the question of display - how do you mount and 
show a print that big? You can't easily do it in a conventional frame 
with overmatting, because most matte board is just 40x60 inches (biggest 
I've seen is just 4x8 feet). So, if you can get it, what will you do 
with it? Aluminum plates maybe?
--
Hogarth Hughes


Tim Atherton wrote:

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> > > This is interesting, it seems an odd option considering the other
> > > kinds of digital output these days. I'm still wondering when a lighjet
> > > type exposure on good fiber B&W papers is going to happen. It seems
> > > for now, exposure and processing are all self contained with Lightjet
> > > so RC is necessary. Don't see why it couldn't be separated.
> > > But I can see why you'd be interested in checking it out, too bad
> > > about the result.
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> I've got to try them out to see if it's any good - there is a place in
> Toronto doing Lightjet onto FB B&W paper and Ilfochrome "paper" as well I
> think
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> Not cheap, but if it looks good, just the thing for those big 4' or 5'
> prints for my next show...
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