[email protected] wrote:
You could print a negative digital image on clear acetate with an inkjet
printer and then make a contact print on photographic paper. Of course you
could make a better print with the inkjet printer.
What's your objective here? You might achieve an interesting result, but I
doubt that it would be a high quality image.
Paul
"High quality" is in the eyes of the beholder... :-) printing with a
paper (no,not acetate) neg is fun and gets some interesting
effects.
good question about "what's your objective" though :-)
So JOhn, what is your objective?
ann
----- "John Sessoms" <[email protected]> wrote:
Does anyone know of a product that will allow you to project
[negative]
digital images onto paper for traditional B&W development?
I'm thinking of something like an enlarger with digital taking the
place
of the condenser and negative holder.
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