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re: digital negatives


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  • From: Robert <rc3@flash.net>
  • Date: Thu, 26 Apr 2007 18:21:11 -0700
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I find that I use everything learned in the dark room for my digital prints and digital negatives. It is so much easer now than in a dark room but the lesson learned are important  I am now back in the darkroom making Orotone glass plates but using digital negatives to enlarge on to the plates. Most all that I have done in the last few years has been digital capture and creation of digital negatives for printing. For three color gum separations, I hate think of the work and time it takes with film.

 

I do still shoot film but more so just for the use of a view camera and that it take more thought and time. What an exciting time to have the best of the new technology and the historical processes to create the art.

 

Best Regards,

Robert Cockrell