[alt-photo] Re: Paper Negatives

[Diana Bloomfield]

That's where I could definitely see a big advantage to using them-- if  
you wanted something much bigger (like 20x24).  That would almost  
certainly save you some money, not having to buy into the ultra big  
printer, ultra big transparencies, etc.  I have a 20x24 pinhole camera  
I made, though I did use 20x24 film (made by Bergger), but I could  
have more easily used the paper negatives.  Processing a 20x24 piece  
of film in the dark wasn't fun.  I still have the camera, so maybe  
I'll go try out some paper negatives with it. :)
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> Another thing I wanted to mention about the paper negs is that they  
> you can make huge ones at less expense as well. I believe Keith  
> Gerling uses them for his 20 x 24 and up...and I think he does not  
> wax them. Maybe he can chime in here if he's listening.
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> Paul
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