From: Pam Niedermayer (pam_pine@cape.com)
Date: 04/04/00-11:01:41 PM Z
Hi, Bill, I'll be doing Azo only for the foreseeable future,
just bought some from Freestyle (seem to be a good vendor),
chemicals are on the way; so if you want to come over in
about two weeks, you can try it.
It does need more exposure time, kind of a slow paper; but
it doesn't need anything like the UV light source needed for
platinum. Of course, you probably don't want to contact
print those 35mm negs. :)
Pam
BillNoll@aol.com wrote:
>
> I recently read an article about this paper in View Camera March/April issue.
> I also remember reading some posts recently about the amazing long tonal
> range, etc. that this paper provides. Can anyone explain why it only works as
> a contact printing paper and won't work with an enlarger? Is it the long
> exposure time, or does it need a special spectrum light not available in an
> enlarger?
>
> BTW, the same issue has an advertisement for Kodak Azo available from
> Freestyle Camera (www.freestylecamera.com). A 100 sheet pack of 8x10 paper is
> 69.00 which seems extremely reasonable for a paper with such rave reviews.
...
>
> Bill Noll
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