When I use paper negatvies I use Oriental Premium RP M-2. (2 is the lowest
grade they make). It is a resin coated paper with a real flat matt
surface.It is my understanding that it is non-developer incorporated so it
develops more slowly especially if the paper developer is diluted (for
example
--- Bruce Klemz bkl...@vax2.winona.msus.edu wrote:
Reading Kodak's website for Polycontract RC this looks good, but so does
their Polymax RC. Then over to Ilford and their Multigrade IV RC DLX also
looks good. I'm sure this has been answered before in these postings, but
what brand and paper
Bruce,
Many would recommend mat paper (to reduce internal flare), but I
have not had any problems with glossy using FLAT image plane cameras. As
for which brand, use any paper that does not have water marks. Kodak papers
(all of them?) have water marks. Myself, I use Ilford MG.
at:
www.paintcancamera.com
- Original Message -
From: Bruce Klemz bkl...@vax2.winona.msus.edu
To: pinhole-discussion@p at ???
Sent: Saturday, May 12, 2001 8:06 PM
Subject: [pinhole-discussion] Paper suggestions for a newbee
I've been playing with a converted 35mm and now am moving up (over
I've been playing with a converted 35mm and now am moving up (over?) to 4x5.
Reading Eric Renner's wonderful book, he suggests ...RC multigrade
mat-surfaced paper... for paper negs and contact printing. Looking in
Shutterbug and at Kodak and Ilford websites, I'm now lost.
Reading Kodak's website
