>
> lexjenkins@xxxxxxxxxxx writes:
>
> << Polaroid sells the biggie film. Has done for many years. Costs about $50
> a
> sheet. Studio rental with camera is something like $1,000/day.
> >>
> A cheaper B&W slow film alternative would be sheets of Ilford RC paper
> directly exposed and contact printed face to face. Using both rapid developer
> and fixer or with a stabilization roller processor. You could probably get
> this down to 4minutes or less. With the $1000 you could afford to hire
> somebody to do the dirty work for you and still have some spare change left
> afterwards.
>
>
> Tim Hughes
A recent Popular Photography had an article about street photographers
in Havana who do pretty much this. They have homemade setups. They expose
onto B&W printing paper, develop. Then they take a second exposure of that.
At the intermediate stage they can alter the picture, for example by
adding a picture of Che Guevara into your picture.
Paul
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