Ed wrote:
> Aristo has changed their head since these objecttions were first raised
> many, many years ago. I warm up my tube for 5 minutes before I print, and
> about 15 seconds before each print, and I get extremely repeatable results
> every time.
Ed,
Also with due respect, I did say that photographers make great prints with
every kind of light source--including cold light. There's nothing inherently
_wrong_ with them, and if you like them, I would no more tell you not to use
one than I would tell a man his wife isn't pretty enough. Howard Bond uses a
cold light head and I'm sure he's not alone. I used one myself for a number
of years. However, I think what you wrote above demonstrates (if perhaps
inadvertently) my point about cold light heads not being terribly
convenient.
--Mike
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