Hello
The fact is that you can peel RC papers to get thinner "negtives".
I immerse the print in hot water at about 45 ° C and leave it in for about 3
or 4 minutes (it's a necesssary time for heat to go "into" the paper. After
that, hold your print to the bottom of the tray which must be smooth and
Temi asked:
I use Ilford RC paper for regular shots. The packages are marked Medium
Wgt. Can I use this for PH negs? If not, what paper would be best?
I used to use a GREAT Kodak product called Kodabromide. But after they
discontinued making it, I switched to Ilford Multicontrast. Most any SINGLE
In a message dated 1/20/01 2:41:41 PM, pere...@gl.umbc.edu writes:
<< I have some lamination film and will try it out and report back later.
>>
That's great.
Thank you.
I'll be waiting.
leezy
I think he laminated the front side with lamination film like that made by
Seal. Not the pocket made now for encapsulation, but just a lamination to
the front. I was confused as how the slaps with a ruler helped separate it.
I have some lamination film and will try it out and report back later.
b2
yeah but I figured I'd just read it too fast & would "get it"
later...glad I wasn't the only one...
andy
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In a message dated 1/20/01 12:29:03 PM, jonn...@thegrid.net writes:
<< http://www.bostick-sullivan.com/Technical_papers/paperneg.htm >>
Very interesting. He doesn't say what you coat it with in the fiirst
placeanyone know? And I got confused between the surface coat and the
rolling.
Did any
In a message dated 1/20/01 12:29:03 PM Eastern Standard Time,
jonn...@thegrid.net writes:
<< www.bostick-sullivan.com/Technical_papers/paperneg.htm. >>
You might want to check out
http://www.bostick-sullivan.com/Technical_papers/paperneg.htm. It has some
more info on the topic.
John
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I used the method as Leezy described. For you experimenters, I did find a
certain chemical solution that made peeling the emulsion from the paper
backing much easier, but I've forgotten which chemical. A hundred years ago
photographers who used glass plates stripped the emulsion off all unuseable
In a message dated 1/20/01 10:51:02 AM, aschm...@warwick.net writes:
<< Ok...I've never done that & think I would really like to know how so I'll
ask.
how? >>
Soak the paper for a while. The corners will split. Start peeling carefully.
Soak again if necessary.
leezy
Ok...I've never done that & think I would really like to know how so I'll
ask.
how?
Thanks & a happy Saturday
andy schmitt
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Once again, the web address for See-Through is:
http://www.mistraldetection.com/seethrough.htm
I am new to this website so I do not know if this topic has been explored
yet. In the mid-1970s I built pinhole cameras and used RC enlarging paper
in the cameras. After exposure and development, I stripped the RC emulsion
from its paper backing. This made a very useful negative. I had earlier
Guy,
Thank you for filling in for me.
Best to all.
leezy
Jim,
The reference came from Richard Koolish earlier in his eMail:
> A recent article in my local paper (The Boston Globe)
> reports on an article in New Scientist of Dec 16, 2000, that
> Mistral Security of Bethesda, MD has developed a spray
> called See-Through that turns paper trans
In a message dated 1/19/01 5:16:45 PM, joebe...@aol.com writes:
<< Some of the best paper for paper negatives is the Luminos SW-Art single
weight matt paper. It fits in 4x5 holders and is very thin. I rate it at
about ASA 8 usually. You can get it direct from Luminos in New York. Most
dealers
In a message dated 1/19/01 7:54:53 PM, zin...@telenet.net writes:
<< have you got a web site for this product? I'll pursue it if you're too
busy... >>
Jim,
Thank you.
I don't have a website but I do have the email address if that will help.
It is:
secur...@mistralgroup.com
Let me know if you
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