From: Hamish Stewart (hamish@gumphoto.fsnet.co.uk)
Date: 12/01/02-07:10:39 PM Z
On 1/12/02 21:55, "Austincoopers@aol.com" <Austincoopers@aol.com> wrote:
> Hi all,
> I used Agfa n31 film for enlarged negatives and transparencies for years
> with excellent results. My personal supply has run out and of course this
> product is long gone. All kodak's copy film products are gone too. Are there
> any good successors to the agfa product or kodak commercial films? I've tried
> lith without success....my hope to find another true continuous tone ortho
> film. Is anyone making such a film these days??
>
> Mike
>
The Bergger film comes highly recommended and is available in a good range
of sizes. My experience of having used it for a number of years is that it
responds well to developer dilution/temp variations so can be adjusted
easily to suit the process in mind.
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