There's one particular type of B&W film, I can't remember which, but someone
else I am sure will, for which you can use the colour process for printing.
The drawback (if it is a drawback) is that the prints come out sepia like.
At least it cuts down on the cost, and you have the negs to work with. In
the UK the cost of B&W developing can be around £7.00 for 36. Given the
relative simplicity of the process and the lack of care taken, I find this
somewhat surprising.
-----Original Message-----
From: Terry and Tracey
[mailto:foxcroft@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: 19 January 2000 12:53
To: Olympus mailing list
Subject: [OM] Nashville and B&W
There is a chance I'll be in Nashville in mid March. I may
be going to a
conference thingy to present some papers. Where do I go to
get a T28
complete setup duty free?
Also, I took a roll of B&W in for developing. I don't have
enlargers etc. So
the first place said $30, the second $20. Wow. I'll stick to
Kodachrome. B&W
is too expensive unfortunately.
Foxy
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