@revaz39 The spacebag can not hold as tight of a vacuum as a professional contact frame exposing unit. Therefore the lightest dots may get undercut a bit and do not etch. This is my observation in testing. I could lighten up on exposure to see if that helps some.
Thanks for reply!
I am a newbie so please excuse me if my questions seem too naive.
As a beginner I am going to start with space bag ( since it`s more affordable).
Do this undercut lightest dots cause significant loss of detail?
Is it possible that these undercut dots were created by the tendency of the space bag`s film to scatter light?
revaz39 1 year ago
Hi!
Great video, thank for sharing!
Could you please explain why space bags cause some loss of detail in highlights?
Is it because space bags are not as transparent as it`s necessary?
Thanks in advance !
revaz39 1 year ago
@revaz39 The spacebag can not hold as tight of a vacuum as a professional contact frame exposing unit. Therefore the lightest dots may get undercut a bit and do not etch. This is my observation in testing. I could lighten up on exposure to see if that helps some.
capefearpress 1 year ago
The glass stays fixed to the unit.
capefearpress 2 years ago
The glass should stay on for safety. It also filters a little UV so if you decide to expose or test without it it's entirely up to you.
capefearpress 1 year ago
do you remove the glass from the front of the work light?
nicksambrato 2 years ago