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Re: Kodak direct positive and Scala...
- From: "Stephen Graham" <steve_graham@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Subject: Re: Kodak direct positive and Scala...
- Date: Mon, 25 May 1998 01:31:16 PDT
The Polaroid B&W slides films are quite nice, but the 400 ASA versions
(Polapon high contrast and Polagraph) are pretty grainy. The Polapan CT
125ASA films is much nice but even slower than Scala.
Regards
Steve Graham
sysdev@xxxxxxxxxxx
http://www.geocities.com/Yosmite/1837/
>
>Was just going to suggest the Polaroid process...
>
>You can use their hand cranked processor, very cheap...
>
>Great velevety deep blacks in the slides...
>
>BUT... Put them in glass slides... The emuldsion scratches off way too
>easily...
>
>
>Keith Krebs
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