Paper is less expensive and requires longer exposure time. Film is easily
enlarged and will capture the proper tonal range (paper will not properly
record orange/red).
My recommendation is to use film whenever possible, as it offers you the best
quality and capabilities. Paper's inexpensive qual
pted, etc. Also, not many
folks have access to a 5x7 enlarger. Good luck. you'll do fine and everybody
will have great fun being more creative than they knew they could be.
- Original Message -
From: "David Weiss"
To:
Sent: Wednesday, October 02, 2002 6:04 PM
Subject: [pinhol
Hi everyone,
I have been lurking for about a month now, and thought I
would start to get involved. I am a rank amateur compared to
the rest of you, so pardon my ignorance with pinholing.
I am a high school science teacher, all female catholic
school. Some students know my interest in photogra
