Tammy's Fuzzy Contact Sheet?

[betty@xxxxxxxxxx (B. Schlueter)]

Tammy,
Aren't you glad that your lab is taking care with your negs? The less time
out of the sleeve at the lab the better. Proofing out of the sleeve risks
scratches from the proofing station which often times is a sheet of glass
under an enlarger. (depending on your lab, of course) It also prevents chem
drips, loss of negs, etc. If you can imagine it, it can happen to your
negs. It also saves your lab crew some time. So think about the pros and
cons before you give them special orders to proof out of the sleeve. You
may regret it in the end.

Betty




"To take photographs is to hold one's breath when all faculties converge in
the face of fleeting reality. It is at that moment that mastering an image
becomes a great physical and intellectual joy."

                                        Henri Cartier-Bresson


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