> >
> >Photo numbers 2&3 in this album were shot with Kodak's C-41 process B&W film
> >and scanned "as is" (note the result is not true B&W):
> >http://albums.photopoint.com/j/AlbumIndex?u=693666&a=9434840
> >
> >This photo was taken on the same roll but scanned as B&W:
> >http://albums.photopoint.com/j/View?u=693666&a=5054640&p=32034004
> >
> >All three photos were taken with my Canon Rebel 2000 with a Canon EF
> >75-300mm f/4-5.6 zoom lens on the sports setting.
> >
Yet another misplaced reply from Friday:
It is only not true black and white if it's printed on color paper. And
some labs can set their equipment to print TCN on color paper correctly.
B&W Plus, or whatever, is designed to print on color paper without a
problem. Ilford XP-2+, on the other hand prints an interesting shade of
lavender on color paper, it is designed to be printed only on B&W paper.
Of course, the Kodak films respond well to B&W paper, too, at least TCN
and Portra B&W do.
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