On 8/30/2004 at 10:37 PM Dorothée Rapp wrote:
>Winsor Crosby schrieb:
>
>> I think you are right. It was the medium format they dropped back in
>> March, wasn't it?
>
>they still do APX (100 and 400) and Scala both 135 and 120, but they
>don't do sheet APX anymore afaik...
THAT is a pity. It is the LF b&w that I'm primarily worried about. I am
interested in resuming making silver prints from LF, plus experimenting with
platinum and palladium. I realize that for the latter it will be contact
printing. Since I only have 4x5 though and have no real desire (at least at
this point) to go to 8x10 (though the new Cooke Triple Convertible XVa makes a
good case for going 8x10!), does anyone have any experience making very high
quality 8x10 (or larger) internegs? Given that platinum paper requires such
long exposure times as to make traditional enlarger prints impractical, would
there be any economically feasible way of using a high intensity light source
for a 4x5 enlarger, e.g. a pulsed/flash source?
Earl
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