35mm slides (was Infrared Stereo Photography)

[Ben Kreunen <ben@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

> >I photograph a variety of subjects including Infrared & available
> >light.Since I usually take slides,how nice it would be to have a black &
> >white infrared slide film !
>
>I also specialize in stereo photography, making about 50% of my images 
>with Konica 120 IR film. I can appreciate Stephen's problem since most
>people doing stereo photography use 35mm color slides. Although monochrome 
>slides can be made either directly by reversal processing (one can
>do this with just about any black and white film), or from negative to 
>positive either by contact or in a camera (as with slide duplicating)

Since I only have a 35mm film scanner I scan my 120 negatives by 
photographing them first onto 35mm Kodak Techpan and develop this in HC110, 
1:9 for 6' - 6'30" at 20°C. The relatively clear base and high contrast 
produces a reasonable positive which would also be OK for projection, 
retaining all of the detail that I can get in my prints.

Just another option if you're looking for something to try.

Cheers

Ben

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