Good presentation. Questions: I there a quality / visual difference between glass vs plexiglass? Can you or is there an advantage in using the spray under glass? Thanks for your response.
Lester does not spray his prints that will live behind glass or acrylic. He only sprays his prints that will be displayed in an open face format. High grade acrylic is actually more expensive than glass. It is lighter but scratches more easily and carries a stronger static charge which attracts dirt and dust. >Mark
Not sure about any of this. I don't buy sticks, I make them from scratch. Picker is making this into a much bigger deal than it is. Yeah you need some tools, but his way of doing things are NOT the only ways. I can frame and matte a 16 x 20 print with four ply museum board using solid cherry frames that I make myself for about $50. Oh, and framers points CAN be used to assemble a frame. I've used them for years without any problem.
I find this one difficult to follow. Firstly he refers to things which I don't know what the term means. Secondly he keeps saying things that are "talk about in a little bit/later". Both these points makes it particularly difficult for me to follow. Shame as he appears to know what he's talking about; it is just that at about 24 mins in, I still don't. A.,
his heart is in the right place
Where can I find ask the links mentioned in the video?
He is such a beautiful man. I don’t even know him. I keep forgetting to pay attention to the presentation...
Great Video. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching!
thank you from morocco
Never posted the links of suppliers
Great video. My favourite part is 1:06:32
thank you!
informative instructions...
Great information. Could have been 2/3 shorter, but lots of superfluous words to describe a simple step.
Good presentation. Questions: I there a quality / visual difference between glass vs plexiglass? Can you or is there an advantage in using the spray under glass? Thanks for your response.
Lester does not spray his prints that will live behind glass or acrylic. He only sprays his prints that will be displayed in an open face format. High grade acrylic is actually more expensive than glass. It is lighter but scratches more easily and carries a stronger static charge which attracts dirt and dust. >Mark
Not sure about any of this. I don't buy sticks, I make them from scratch. Picker is making this into a much bigger deal than it is. Yeah you need some tools, but his way of doing things are NOT the only ways. I can frame and matte a 16 x 20 print with four ply museum board using solid cherry frames that I make myself for about $50.
Oh, and framers points CAN be used to assemble a frame. I've used them for years without any problem.
I find this one difficult to follow. Firstly he refers to things which I don't know what the term means. Secondly he keeps saying things that are "talk about in a little bit/later". Both these points makes it particularly difficult for me to follow. Shame as he appears to know what he's talking about; it is just that at about 24 mins in, I still don't. A.,
Google is your friend or ask me I can tell you what anything is.
No one mentioned it to B&H - Time is money! - No one is going to watch a video an hour long on youtube!
I think the 11,000 views figure proves you wrong, you dummy.