Re: kodak direct positive kit and agfa scala

["Christopher Jones" <crj74@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Perhaps you could try one of the polaroid B&W instant slide films.. You 
would need access to a processor for this type of film..
crjones

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>Hi,
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>I'm really sorry if this is off topic. Any directions to the 
appropriate
>ressources would be appreciated. Here's the story.
>
>I got refered to a dance school teacher who wants to present a
>promotional slide show of her school before her annual show. Her budget
>is shitty but I welcome the project which appears to be exciting. So
>exciting that I suggested black'n'white for the gritty reportage arty
>look. Of course, she fell in love with the idea and 5 minutes after
>hanging up I said to myself that I've opened up my big mouth again! 
>
>Since it will be shot inside the dance studio with natural light from
>the windows, I'll need at least 400 asa. I have the following three
>options :
>
>- Agfa scala rated at 400
>- Tri-X printed on mat paper and then copied on a slide
>- Kodak T-max 400 or 3200 with Kodak's direct positive kit
>
>The Scala seems expensive and a bitch to process. I don't know where
>they send it in Canada. I would appreciate some feedback on this film
>though.
>
>Making prints and copying them onto colour slide is time consuming (I
>need 30 photos!)
>
>The best solution seems to be the Direct positive kit. I need your help
>and feedback here. I know this kit is designed for t-max 100 and tech
>pan. I also know it could work with other films but how well does it
>perform? What are development times, etc.
>
>Sorry again for the off topic post. Please reply privately so bandwith
>will not be cluttered.
>
>Many, may thanks.
>
>Benoit Doloreux, Montreal
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