HIE reversal

["Thomas H. Hogan" <flzhgn@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

About HIE reversal: I think there is a process.  It might be on W.J's
web page but I'm not sure.

Another way that I've used to make slides from HIE infrared negatives
is to copy them (I use a zoom slide duplicator with a modified plastic
slide as the negative carrier) onto T-max or other B/W film  or to
convert the HIE negatives into color slides try using Kodak
 Vericolor Slide SO-279 film (a C41 process) this takes some
experimentation but there are all kinds of neat effects that are really
easy like Sepia Tone colored slides.

There are probably people that read this list who have the filter
combinations for the colors and there have been some good articles on
how to do this.  Right now, I don't have them handy.

I highly recommend the Vericolor Slide SO-279 if you like slide shows.

Hank


W.Walsh wrote:
> 
> > Hi everyone.New to the group actually been lurking around for awhile and hought it was time to introduce myself and also ask a question.
> >
> > > - Name:Bill Walsh
> > >
> > > - Profession/Study:Self Employed (unrelated to photography)
> > >
> > > - Country:USA
> > >
> > > - Personal history of photography:Been involved in photography (shooting and selling equipment) for about 10 years.Taken several
> > courses at the local college for fun and to show my work.Just recently
> > been interested in infrared with the introduction of the new Kodak E-6
> > film.For the last 2 year been shooting stereo exclusively and showing
> > my work in one of the traveling stereo portfolio's (Alpha)
> > >
> > > - preferred subjects:Nudes,People and anything considered to be tacky.
> > I love to 50's and I can't think of an era more tacky then
> > then.Everything was overdone,bigger the life I think it would have been
> > a great time to grow up.
> > >
> > > - materials (film, filters, paper, chemistry):Kodak new infrared E-6
> > Kodak 100S and Fuji Velvia
> > >
> > > - format (35mm/medium format/large format):35mm.Been using 50's vintage stereo cameras but recently purchased a RBT S1 which is (2)
> > Konica Hexars spliced together.This is a state of the art stereo auto-
> > focus camera,really nice.
> >
> > > - Other strange hobbies:Collecting old stereo slides of people I don't
> > > know and reliving there memories.........
> > > - How did you find out about this list:Surfing.
> >
> > Question:Was curious if Kodak B/W infrared film can be used with a
> > reversal kit or any other kit to produce slides instead of negative.
> > If this is possible would like some information on it and some tips and
> > starting points.Any help is greatly appreciated.
> >
> > Bill
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