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Photo Forum / Film Photography / Darkroom / May 2007Rubber stamp and ink
I need to start stamping my prints for identification. Are there different types of stamp and inks to consider? Thanks.  Signature-Lew The workers took the robot for Maria. Lew spake thus: > I need to start stamping my prints for identification. Are there different > types of stamp and inks to consider? I wouldn't worry about the stamps; I *would* worry about the inks. SignatureAny system of knowledge that is capable of listing films in order of use of the word "f.ck" is incapable of writing a good summary and analysis of the Philippine-American War. And vice-versa. This is an inviolable rule. - Matthew White, referring to Wikipedia on his WikiWatch site (http://users.erols.com/mwhite28/wikiwoo.htm) Dnia Mon, 14 May 2007 15:24:30 -0400, Lew napisał(a): > I need to start stamping my prints for identification. Are there different > types of stamp and inks to consider? Poliethylene or paper base? For PE/RC I use Norris ART NO. 199 and ART NO. III like on: http://www.rse.co.za/NORIS.htm Stamp I use standard. But I have no idea about archival characteristics. Greetings, Henry One of those inks is advertised as penetrating deeply. Somehow that doesn't seem to be what's wanted. > Dnia Mon, 14 May 2007 15:24:30 -0400, Lew napisa³(a): > [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > Greetings, > Henry Dnia Tue, 15 May 2007 13:17:57 -0400, Lew napisal: > One of those inks is advertised as penetrating deeply. Somehow that doesn't > seem to be what's wanted. Yes - it's should be not used on paper base because it could damage print. But it works well on RC/PE where more important is to use ink which is smudge proof, scratchproof and instant drying. Greetings, Henry I seem to recall an ink that could be used for "PROOF" stamps for the front of RC prints--Rexton is one maker. darkroommike > I need to start stamping my prints for identification. Are there different > types of stamp and inks to consider? > Thanks. |
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