Pat Regan
Grumbler
I will be doing some of my standard sized print framing and then working with a framer for my non-standard sized prints (until I get tired and say the heck with it and have the framer finish them off for me).
I wanted to know your thoughts on mounting. I found out from a well-known photographer in the area that dry mounting prints from an Epson 2200 (high end archival inkjet printer)is not a problem. In fact, he has sold hundreds of prints this way. Assuming this works, should I have a framer dry mount all my prints?
If not, then should I cold mount them with PMA?
Or not bother and just hinge mount em (w/corners?
Seeing that there are so many different hinge mount methods, one of you guys must have the "best" method. I am interested in hearing it.
Lastly, I am looking into the Nielsen Archival Gallery frames. Can someone get me a bunch for a good price? I can get the 16x20's for 32.99 each at dickblick. Let me know if you can get me a better deal.
I wanted to know your thoughts on mounting. I found out from a well-known photographer in the area that dry mounting prints from an Epson 2200 (high end archival inkjet printer)is not a problem. In fact, he has sold hundreds of prints this way. Assuming this works, should I have a framer dry mount all my prints?
If not, then should I cold mount them with PMA?
Or not bother and just hinge mount em (w/corners?
Seeing that there are so many different hinge mount methods, one of you guys must have the "best" method. I am interested in hearing it.
Lastly, I am looking into the Nielsen Archival Gallery frames. Can someone get me a bunch for a good price? I can get the 16x20's for 32.99 each at dickblick. Let me know if you can get me a better deal.