04-25-2014, 07:12 AM
Got the second kit of George Robert's Printing today and started fiddling and playing with the walls for an industry complex at the west end.
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ps. I had a funny incident. The old ground cover (sand) and the old ballast is quite light colored and should be toned down. I mixed a wash from some simple black wall paint with water and a detergent. The wash was applied with a pipette several times until I was satisfied with the result. It is much darker now and has nothing in common with the south west and sand anymore.
So far so good but it is almost unchanged on all photos I tried to do with my digital camera. The photos are much lighter than the reality. I am speechless and have no explanation. Did I use secret invisible black paint in my wash.... :o
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ps. I had a funny incident. The old ground cover (sand) and the old ballast is quite light colored and should be toned down. I mixed a wash from some simple black wall paint with water and a detergent. The wash was applied with a pipette several times until I was satisfied with the result. It is much darker now and has nothing in common with the south west and sand anymore.
So far so good but it is almost unchanged on all photos I tried to do with my digital camera. The photos are much lighter than the reality. I am speechless and have no explanation. Did I use secret invisible black paint in my wash.... :o
Reinhard