I'm framing a 16x20 photo print from a digital image (I think, based on the grain of the enlargement). As I'm brushing the dust off for glazing and fitting I notice what appears to be a scratch-like mark on the dark suit of one of the figures. Close examination with magnifier in raking light shows absolutely no variation in the surface texture. In other words, it's not a scratch and not a streak of something on the surface. The weird thing is that I don't remember seeing this eyesore when designing the frame job or when Perfectmounting the photo. So if it's not a scratch and not anything on the surface, what else could it be, and why wouldn't I have noticed it before? I always look for defects during the design process so I can point them out to the client.
Guess I'll call the client and tell them I notice a mark in the image, and ask if they want to look at it before I finish the framing.
Any clues?
Rick
Guess I'll call the client and tell them I notice a mark in the image, and ask if they want to look at it before I finish the framing.
Any clues?
