Frank, Not suggesting that you should do it, but have you thought about just getting your film processed and having the roll scanned so you can view the pics on the computer? Electronic proof prints, and you can easily play around with cropping, etc, then print whichever frames you desire. Here, depending on the lab, this works out to be less expensive than either contact sheets or proof prints.
Shel > Frank formulated: > I by far prefer 4x6 proofs, but unfortunately, economics plays a hand with me. > > Developing and 4x6 quickprints off a roll of 36 35mm b&w costs me about $30 Cdn. > > Developing and contacts costs me 1/2 that much. When I do the math, > contacts always win.
