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Launching WBM Ed2
Way Beyond Monochrome, Ed2 will have its own website. Nothing much there yet, but we are preparing for the launch.
Feel free to me what you'd like to see there.
http://www.WayBeyondMonochrome.com
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Great cover Ralph! And of course, I am waiting to purchase the new edition..the old edition has proven to be invaluable.
Let me reflect on what might be posted on the site....perhaps a few "highlights" ( pun intended! ) of the new edition?
Ed
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 Originally Posted by Mahler_one  Great cover Ralph! And of course, I am waiting to purchase the new edition..the old edition has proven to be invaluable.
Let me reflect on what might be posted on the site....perhaps a few "highlights" ( pun intended! ) of the new edition?
Ed Ed
Good idea. That can be done!
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Originally Posted by Mahler_one Great cover Ralph! And of course, I am waiting to purchase the new edition..the old edition has proven to be invaluable.
Let me reflect on what might be posted on the site....perhaps a few "highlights" ( pun intended! ) of the new edition?
Ed Done! Take a look:
www.waybeyondmonochrome.com
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"However, it has become a standard on many darkroom shelves, expanding on the basics of traditional photography and bridging the gap between good and excellent analog printing making"
Ralph, is the bold type a typo on the What's New page? Thought you should know if it is, looks like one.
I never did get a copy of the first edition, but will have to look into the second one.
Chuck
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"I find it always necessary to stress that we cannot equate brilliance with contrast."
---AA ( The Print)
".....in printing we are trying to breathe expressive life into the image,.....this raises intangible issues that do not yield to formulas or measurement."
---AA ( The Print)
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Many thanks. We'll correct that.
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Anything on contact printing Ralph?
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Originally Posted by Mahler_one Anything on contact printing Ralph? Just in form of digital negatives. I'm a fan of combining the flexibility of digital image manipulation with the beauty of traditional printing.
This is one example:
http://www.darkroomagic.com/temp/iWe...6_Other.html#0
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Ralph, the format of the original is such that it doesn't fit into many smallish home bookshelves, also it is quite hard to use a normal book stand in the darkroom as it is rather wide.
I used a cook book stand, but it wasn't really wide enough so I built my own panoramic book stand.
Is the new hard cover version the same format, or is it closer to an A4 format?
Mick.
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Mick
The format of the 2nd edition is identical to the 1st, 10x10 inches. This cannot be changed anymore, but I will still forward your concerns.
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