Re: lith printing

["Tim Rudman" <tim.rudman@xxxxxxxxxx>]

> Hi all,
> Well I finally got up the nerve to try my hand at lith printing yesterday.
I
> spent 12 hours in my darkroom and now feel like an accomplished novice.
What
> a delightful way of printing.  I did take your advice Tim, and bought a
new
> CD player, as my older radio only had tape and radio capability.  Those
> endless minutes go by a lot faster when you are singing along to some good
> music.  I even did some abdominal crunches to pass the time.  I decided I
> need some light weight hand weights in my darkroom as well.  Might as well
> stay in shape while staring at black specks emerging on paper.
>
> I printed a handful a prints which I really love,,,,I did have a few
problems
> with streaking.  I can't wait to do some more experimenting.  Tim's newest
> book is extremely easy to read and follow.....I am really loving this
process.
>
> Have a good day,
> Karin Kelly-Burns


Hi Karin
Well isn't it just something you fall in love with?! Plenty of lithoholics
are appearing on this side of the pond now.

Right about the CD - but I never thought of weights! I have been on at Nova
to produce an electric dish rocker for ages - then we could put the whole
gym into the darkroom!!

Tim

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