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P3D Re: Slides vs. prints - mounting
- From: fj834@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Dr. George A. Themelis)
- Subject: P3D Re: Slides vs. prints - mounting
- Date: Thu, 11 Dec 1997 18:52:02 -0500 (EST)
>Thanks for the compliment, but I think just about anyone has things they
>can learn about mounting. For slides, I have a pretty good idea of the
>desired end result, but I've never seen anyone go through the mechanics
>of getting to that point.
I have never seen anyone else either. I developed my own routine
through practice.
>The frequent changes in the availability of
>mounting supplies haven't made it any easier to settle on a format to
>use.
Most mounting supplies available today have been around since 1990.
What is important is to understand the philosophy (goal) in mounting,
which I think you understand very well from the prints. The specific
details is a matter of applying the basic principle using the specific
mount on hand. When I got the Spicer jig I read the instructions and
applied my understanding so in a few minutes I had a personal routine
going on. Personal routine is the key point. No two people use exactly
the same routine to mount in heat seal cardboard mounts (I exaggerate
but you get the point). Desire and practice are the keywords, IMO.
George Themelis
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