Re: new alt process--gelatin silver

Please do Bob . . then we can all have it.
Jack Fulton

On Apr 8, 2005, at 11:51 PM, Bob Maxey wrote:

> >>>Carbon is a beautiful process, and carbro makes it relatively easy
> to get
> large carbon prints from small negatives -- the bromide print is
> easier to
> produce than an enlarged negative, and contrast adjustment is
> straightforward so you can print negatives that were developed for
> silver-gelatin work.  You can also get a right-reading print with only
> one
> transfer if you make the bromide print with the negative emulsion-side
> up
> in the enlarger.  To do this with carbon requires making a contact
> print
> through the base of the film, which tends to reduce sharpness.  The
> carbro
> tonal scale has a more pronounced "S" shape than the carbon scale,
> however.>>>
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> If there is interest, I have a document that explains the process in
> great detail. It is an old document and discusses how to combine the
> process with the Chromotone process (long gone). Perhaps I'll dig it
> up and put it in the links section of this group's web site.
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> Bob
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Received on Sat Apr 9 08:24:17 2005