delogren
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Howdy, folks,
A few weeks ago I began to wonder why non-digital b/w photography had to go through a negative/negative process to get a positive print. Doesn't every step introduce noise?
Today I stumbled into the magic Google key words and found Fotokemika Efke positive paper for sale at Freestyle.
So I ordered some, figuring that I try it in a pinhole camera; and maybe in a cut film holder to test in a 4x5 view camera.
I know it's waaay sloooooow.... compared to film.
Does anyone any experience with this paper? Or has this already been covered? (I'm new to this form).
tnx,
--del
A few weeks ago I began to wonder why non-digital b/w photography had to go through a negative/negative process to get a positive print. Doesn't every step introduce noise?
Today I stumbled into the magic Google key words and found Fotokemika Efke positive paper for sale at Freestyle.
So I ordered some, figuring that I try it in a pinhole camera; and maybe in a cut film holder to test in a 4x5 view camera.
I know it's waaay sloooooow.... compared to film.
Does anyone any experience with this paper? Or has this already been covered? (I'm new to this form).
tnx,
--del
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