New Method … or is it?

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• Subject: New Method … or is it?
• From: Jack Fulton <jfulton@itsa.ucsf.edu>
• Date: Thu, 09 Mar 2000 08:08:38 -0800
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Dear Alt Phokes

One of those serendipitous occasions arose this week in my darkroom regarding
b/w Polaroid 55PN images.

There is a new way to strip the b/w image from the base like peeling the
emulsion from a color Polaroid.

However, one of my 4x5 55PN prints had not quite been preserved by the coating
and had 'turned' silvery.

I then decided to soak it and try fixing for fun. It sat in my tray of cold
water for about a day and a half. When I returned to it, the image easily
peeled from the paper backing and now appears much like a peeled RC print.

Simple and easy.

Jack Fulton

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