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    This document provides a chart with suggested emulsion mixtures for making platinum palladium prints in different standard print sizes. The chart lists the number of drops of each chemical (labeled 1 through 4) needed to create the emulsion, based on the print size in square inches. It notes that the mixtures are starting points and may need adjustment. Adding a drop of "End Run" chemical is recommended for heavier papers to help the emulsion spread evenly.

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    This document provides a chart with suggested emulsion mixtures for making platinum palladium prints in different standard print sizes. The chart lists the number of drops of each chemical (labeled 1 through 4) needed to create the emulsion, based on the print size in square inches. It notes that the mixtures are starting points and may need adjustment. Adding a drop of "End Run" chemical is recommended for heavier papers to help the emulsion spread evenly.

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    Platinum Palladium Printing Edward Stapel Drop Chart

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    Edward Stapel
    This document provides a chart with suggested emulsion mixtures for making platinum palladium prints in different standard print sizes. The chart lists the number of drops of each chemical (labeled 1 through 4) needed to create the emulsion, based on the print size in square inches. It notes that the mixtures are starting points and may need adjustment. Adding a drop of "End Run" chemical is recommended for heavier papers to help the emulsion spread evenly.

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    Platinum
Palladium
Printing


    Edward
Stapel

    

    Drop
Chart

    

    You
may
use
the
following
chart
to
determine
your
emulsion
mixtures
for
making

    platinum
palladium
prints.
Keep
in
mind
that
these
are
suggested
starting
points
and

    that
your
actual
mixtures
may
vary.
Standard
sizes
are
listed
first
(followed
by
square

    inches
for
that
size
–
different
print
dimensions
may
cover
a
similar
area
and
can
help

    determine
mixtures),
followed
by
other
somewhat
common
sizes.
You
are
encouraged

    to
add
your
own
mixes
and
sizes.
Adding
one
drop
of
End
Run
to
your
emulsion
mixture

    will
help
it
spread
more
evenly
on
heavier
papers
(Bergger
COT
320,
Lana
Aquarelle,

    Arches
Platine).

    

    
 
 
 
 

    
 
 
 Hake
Brush
 
 
 



Synthetic
Brush
/
Puddle
Pusher


    Print
size
 
 

    (sq.
inches)
 



1





2




3(Pt)

4
(Pd)

:

Total
 



1





2




3(Pt)

4
(Pd)

:

Total

    
 
 

    4x5
(20)
 



7






0







2








6






:




15
 



6






0







2








5






:




13

    
 
 

    5x7
(35)
 



12





0






3






11






:




26
 



10





0






3








9






:




22

    
 
 

    8x10
(80)
 



20





0






4






18






:




42
 



18





0






4






16






:




38

    
 
 

    

    
 
 

    4x6
(24)
 




8






0







2








7






:




17
 




7






0







2








6






:




15

    
 
 

    5.5x8
(44)
 


15






0







3







13




:




31
 


13






0







3








11




:




27

    
 
 

    6x9
(54)
 


16






0







3







15




:




34
 


14






0







3








13




:




30

    
 
 

    

    
 
 

    

    
 
 

    

    
 
 

    

    
 
 

    


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