#1 When reviewing my picture of the young model from last year http://members.safe-t.net/dpconsult/ashley.jpg what occurred to me was the detail in the face.
This was a "split" print. First as a magenta exposure for about 20 seconds, followed by a yellow exposure to burn in the face detail for about another 20 seconds. Doing this allowed me to drop out the background and maintain all of the detail in the face and clothing threads. If this was shot in digital, the comparison would be interesting. Genuine fractals can make the edges sharp but can't add any real detail that's not already present. #2 For b&w I'll stick with film. Even though you can see some spots on this print where the safelight was the incorrect unit. (Can you spot the darkroom mistakes that I left behind?) Collin KC8TKA -------------------------------------------------------------------- mail2web - Check your email from the web at http://mail2web.com/ .
