now was that an English bat or an American one?
andy
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mix together 8 cm3 of camphorated oil, 4 cm3 alcohol, add 1 cm3 of
paraffin.
Gently apply that mixture on the back of the paper using a batting.
Can someone please translate this for me?
leezy
Mezcla 8 cm3 de aceite de alcanfor, 4 cm3
In a message dated 11/27/01 3:15:54 PM, asve...@skynet.be writes:
mix together 8 cm3 of camphorated oil, 4 cm3 alcohol, add 1 cm3 of
paraffin.
Gently apply that mixture on the back of the paper using a batting.
Can someone please translate this for me?
leezy
I have an old Gevaert (1949) Photographic manual saying:
you can render paper transparent by using the following formula:
mix together 8 cm3 of camphorated oil, 4 cm3 alcohol, add 1 cm3 of paraffin.
Gently apply that mixture on the back of the paper using a batting.
The coating will dry quickly
on 1/15/1941 6:17 AM, Richard M. Koolish at kool...@bbn.com wrote:
Anyone have any info about direct positive black and white papers or a
method for developing any bw papers to be positive after development?
Photo Warehouse had some direct positive paper, but it was somewhat high
Gregory Parkinson writes.
Most of the Brownies are not 120, but the Brownie
Cresta 1, 2, and 3 all are. Unfortunately for us yanks,
the Cresta was a british model that wasn't sold in the
US. They show up on ebay once in a while. I have one
that actually has a fun lens (or is that lense)
Anyone have any info about direct positive black and white papers or a
method for developing any bw papers to be positive after development?
Photo Warehouse had some direct positive paper, but it was somewhat high
contrast.
Most of the Brownies are not 120, but the Brownie
Cresta 1, 2, and 3 all are. Unfortunately for us yanks,
the Cresta was a british model that wasn't sold in the
US. They show up on ebay once in a while. I have one
that actually has a fun lens (or is that lense) on it -
nicely sharp in the
hello.
this info is from http://www.rit.edu/~andpph/photoforum.html
i don't have tried it but seems a good method.
Note 15.07 Reversal Processing of Black and White paper
PROCESSING ENLARGING PAPER AS A POSITIVE
...means you can use the paper in a camera and make one-of-a-kind images...
claudia,
Thanks your site is wonderful!
christine
Jack, did you check out www.bhphotovideo.com they have alot of paper and
they ship all over the place. let me know if it is any help to you.
christine
I like to use Ilfochrome for color now, but have lost the access to bulk
purchase of the papers and chemicals that I used to have. Any help
Anyone have any info about direct positive black and white papers or a
method for developing any bw papers to be positive after development?
I used to use an old Kodak paper but can't remember the name and it had it's
own chemistry. I would love to do large format or even mural size using
this
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