Chapter 5 Negatives for Carbon Printing
Figure 5.1 Streaming Light, 12ʺ × 18ʺ single transfer to Fabriano Artistico, by Sandy King
Figure 5.2 View from peak of Wayah Bald, 16ʺ × 23ʺ single transfer to fixed out silver gelatin fiber-based paper, © Sandy King 2017
Introduction
Carbon transfer is a contact printing process in which a negative is placed in contact with a sheet of sensitized carbon emulsion, and the exposure is made with a light source rich in UV radiation. The sensitivity of carbon transfer emulsions is very low compared to silver halide, ...
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