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Re: darkroom negs./ digital negs.

Thanks, Jill. A couple of people have said that BPF200 takes a pyro stain
beautifully, which is my first concern. Probably won't get to actually printing
anything in the darkroom for 3 months or so (have to build a new one), right now
scanning and printing on inkjet. BTW, this is one of the advantages of digital -
it's easier to get setup after you've moved to a new place. :)

Pam

Jenfieldny@aol.com wrote:
> 
> In a message dated 10/16/00 12:44:21 PM, pam_pine@cape.com writes:
> 
> << After I use up most of my frozen stock on a couple of long road trips next
> month, I plan to buy some Bergger. Any recommendations on a good starting EI?
> I've heard that BPF200 at 100 works quite well. Also, what developer did you
> use?
> 
> Pam, I was using the 8 x 10 to make positives and then negs. I used Dektol
> 1:7 for 2 minutes. However, I have heard the same about the BPF, but I am
> sure someone on the list has used it and I would love to hear what they did
> as well.
> Jill

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