For large strips I use two sheets of glass taped together. I cut a mask out of
black paper
or just tape a mask on with photographers tape to block excess light from
reaching the
paper. I use 5x7 glass for my 4x5 enlarger and can get close to 6 of coverage
with
35mm. Tape the edges of the
Yes, using a larger format enlarger is the solution. I have been using an
Omeda D2V for years, had a mask cut at a machine shop as an insert plate for
the 4x5 negative carrier and print 3 35mm frame sequences. Works great for
sequential frames or panoramic compositions. You might try handling
You need to use a larger format enlarger with a masked neg holder to
print them traditionally. I can only print my 35mm panorama shots up to
my enlargers limit of a 6x7 carrier masked off. Finding a 4x5 or 8x10
enlarger would be key.
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