Re: Slides from 35 mm IR Kodak Film or prints

["hendersonjw" <hendersonjw@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Larry,

I suggest one of two things:

1. copy the negatives at life size (1:1) using either TMax 100 (it has a
clear base) or Technical Pan (someone else suggested that, too), or copy
your prints with the Agfa Scalia or Tmax 100 and reverse it in the TMax
reversal kit available from Eastman Kodak.

2.  scan the negatives and enhance them with an image editor, like
Photoshop, and then send the files back to a film recorder to obtain perfect
copies each time.  Once you have the digital files, you can reorder slides
at any time without having to set up a copy stand all over again, or making
a second generation duplicate of one of the "copies."

Jim Henderson, RBP
Applied Photographic Research
804 Center Street
Oregon City, OR 97045-1951  USA
hendersonjw@xxxxxxxxxxxxx


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Sent: Tuesday, December 07, 1999 6:51 AM
Subject: Slides from 35 mm IR Kodak Film or prints




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