[alt-photo] Re: instant films (specifically Fuji fp-3000b)

[Ryuji Suzuki]

So I saw discussion that people remove the black back coating of FP-100C with 
chlorine bleach and scan the negative as transparent material. I thought 
FP-3000B could do the same except the film base is not clear transparent but 
translucent enough to allow scanning in transparency mode. Now if I read what 
you said correctly, one can scan the negative part of the peel apart film as-is, 
as a reflection material... that sounds interesting.

--
Ryuji Suzuki
"Don't play what's there, play what's not there." (Miles Davis)


Francesco Fragomeni wrote:
>FP3000B on the other hand does not produce a
> film negative but rather a paper negative requiring no salvage technique to
> make use of. The paper neg looks to be of low contrast but is actually
> quite scanable and I've heard of paper-neg practitioners actually printing
> through them although I've never tried that.