From: Joe Smigiel (jsmigiel@kvcc.edu)
Date: 10/25/03-06:30:30 PM Z
Sounds like you may need to give more exposure (especially if you are
doing 8x10 transfers) or pull the negative from the positive Polaroid
print a bit later. ( I try to peel the smaller pack film apart about 5
-7 seconds after it leaves the Polaroid back.) Both of these should
reduce the amount of image to be transferred and result in a lighter
final transferred positive image.
Joe
>>> smspoll@yahoo.com 10/25/03 7:06 PM >>>
i'm currently working on a series of polaroid
transfers. with the exception of one work session,
i'm consiste ntly getting transfers (wet OR dry) that
are just too dark--they don't even look like the
straight p rints. i've tried changes in temperature
and filtration (using a borrowed daylab, jr) but
nothing seems to work, and i'm tired of wasting film.
carr's e xcellent polaroid transfer book offers no
suggestions.
any ideas? i need to finish this project ASAP, and i'm
at my wit's end.
thanks!
devra
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