I too use the old Kodak and no-name contact frames
from ye olde ebay. Typicaly, I can easily print a 4x5
negative in a 4x6 frame and certainly in a 5x7 frame.
I like these old frames because of the cost (cheap!)
and the split backs. Don't worry overly if the hinge
material splits - I've got a few that have and it has
no effect that I can tell on the final print. With the
split back you can open one part and pull the paper
back (out of the sunlight) to check exposure.
- Randy
--- Tim Eitniear <timeitniear@sbcglobal.net> wrote:
> Mark,
> Thanks for the response. I think I know what
> direction I want to go.
> As far as the UV box, I don't have one yet. But now
> I have an idea on how
> large it should be.
>
> Thanks Again
>
> Tim
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