From: Clay Harmon (wcharmon@wt.net)
Date: 08/23/02-03:51:03 PM Z
Hey Carl;
I'll post another contrast increasing tip that I discovered in an
embarrassing way: reducing an overexposed negative. I can state with
certainty that an overexposed, overdeveloped negative can be reduced in
Farmer's reducer cutting formula, and, if care is taken, give increased
contrast without destroying highlights.
I'd rather not get into the specifics of how I discovered the need to do
this. I'm not sure if this would be a recommended, intentional, approach to
getting the high contrast alt-friendly negative, but, hey, its there if you
need it.
Clay
on 8/23/02 5:11 PM, Carl Weese at cweese@earthlink.net wrote:
> Hey folks,
>
> I know I'm guilty of posting an on-topic question, and the answers have been
> great. But honest, I didn't mean it to interrupt the Meaning Of Life
> discussion that was going on. Can't we have both? ;-)
>
> ---Carl
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