[MF3D.FORUM:189] Re: B&W technique

[Brenda Nowlan <bknowlan@xxxxxxxxx>]

Sam wrote:

> I buy Arista Ortho film in 5x7 sheets from Freestyle
> real cheap. This is what the postive slide is on. The technique in brief
> involves contact printing the negative through a piece of diffused white
> glass. A small 7 1/2 watt or 15 watt white bulb will do for exposing, a red
> 7 1/2 watt bulb will do for developing. Developement and exposure are a
> little more tricky depending on your own conditions, neg contrast and type
> of developer. I currently use standard print developer and process by sight.
>
> I was turned onto Pyro last summer and have used it on every B&W neg ever
> since, as the sharpness and latitude is absolutley amazing.

So is Pyro the standard print developer you process with for the slides?

Thanks-Brenda