This sounds as though there may be a tradeoff between fineness of the 
groundglass and brightness of the image.  Maybe it would make sense to put 
about a 10 to 15 mm spot of very fine grind or etching at the center to use 
for focusing, and surround it with a coaser grind for a brighter image...RKS


>From: "Philip J. McCourt" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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>Subject: Re: [Cameramakers] Making ground glass
>Date: Mon, 02 Jul 2001 17:16:57 -0400
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>
>PhilSan wrote:
>
> > I will take a pc of glass into work Monday and try sandblasting it with 
>fine
> > glass shot and see what it looks like. If all goes well I'll report back 
>to
> > the list monday evening as to what it looks like. If it turns out good  
>I will
> > post a picture of it on my web site as soon as possible.
> >
> > Phil McCourt
> >
> > www.philsan.com
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>Hello All,
>I sandblasted a couple pc's of glass at work today and installed it in the 
>8x10
>right away. The image is a lot brighter as compared to the acid etched 
>glass that
>I had in it. The only thing that is throwing me off is the sandblasted 
>glass has a
>more textured surface that shows when you look at the glass with a loupe.
>Shouldn't be a problem because the image is so much brighter.
>
>I had trouble seeing the image while stopped down to f45 on the acid glass. 
>I am
>able to see the image much better on the sandblasted glass while stopped 
>down. I
>can even see the image without the focusing cloth while at f45. My wife 
>spotted
>the difference as soon as she looked at the glass.
>
>Needless to say I am going to stay with the sandblasted glass, can't wait 
>to do a
>little practising with the new glass.
>
>Phil McCourt
>
>www.philsan.com
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