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P3D Re: prints from realist, nimslo, etc.


  • From: Linda Nygren <lnygren@xxxxxxx>
  • Subject: P3D Re: prints from realist, nimslo, etc.
  • Date: Wed, 10 Nov 1999 13:31:57 -0700

WHMoll@xxxxxxx wrote:
> 
> Once again, the ugly urban myth arises that prints are hard to get from
> stereo cameras.  Just pick any 1-hour photo, tell them what you want (draw a
> simple picture or take an example), ask them to sleeve but not cut the
> negatives, join their print club to reduce the cost by 25% and have them
> printed.
> 
> I have never failed to get decent results at any of the numerous places that
> I have moved to around Georgia.  I have about 1 photo every 3 or 4 rolls
> reprinted because it was a keeper at the begining/end of a roll with an
> unexposed neighboring frame which threw off the printing exposure. If a bunch
> of southern rednecks can print them, those smart guys up north and out west
> should have no trouble at all!
> 
> Bill Moll

Most of those "smart guys" and gals up north aren't even willing to try
it, when I have tried this approach in the past at several diferent
labs. Perhaps your powers of persuasion are better than mine, or perhaps
folks are just more eager to please in Georgia.

I *have* recently found a local lab (MN photo, formerly Moto-Photo)
where the staff is very knowledgable and helpful, and they have done a
great job on my Nimslo prints (printed at about 3.5 x 5 on 4 x 6 paper
by zooming on the settings) and they also do great and reasonably priced
next day E-6 processing (around $6 for non-mounted/sleeved with "club"
membership). If I do decide to try Realist prints again, I could
probably convince this lab to do it.  -Linda

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