Re: paper negs: pancromatic paper

Richard Wheeler (rwheeler@ganges.hunter.cuny.edu)
Sat, 4 May 1996 15:22:24 -0400 (EDT)

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There was an article in View Camera magazine maybe a year ago that
recommended using a panchromatic printing paper like Kodak Panalure.
I'll try to find the article and give a citation for everyone but the
upshot of it was that it obviously gave a look closer to using "normal"
panchromatic film, albeit film shot at ASA 4-6.

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