35mm Paper Negative

Toffle · Mar 5, 2013

Very interesting. The effect here is quite nice! I'm intrigued by the idea of 35mm paper negatives. I've always just used sheets in larger cameras. Did you insert single frames, or load a strip on a reel?

vpwphoto · Mar 5, 2013

YOu put paper in an F6? Kinda daring...

StoneNYC · Mar 5, 2013

vpwphoto said:
YOu put paper in an F6? Kinda daring...

Yea maybe we should all try it, the grain is kinda nice :smile:

pentaxuser · Mar 5, 2013

A paper neg in a F6! Isn't that like buying and restoring a classic supercharged "Speed Six" Bentley then removing the supercharger and disabling half of the cylinders LOLpentaxuser

EASmithV · Mar 5, 2013

Haha, this was a single strip, I didn't want to damage the transport mechanism, 35mm can't really handle paper rolls.I used the F6, because of it's ability to do metered long exposures, and also just to be really counter intuitive. Maybe i'm the first :smile:

StoneNYC · Mar 6, 2013

EASmithV said:
Haha, this was a single strip, I didn't want to damage the transport mechanism, 35mm can't really handle paper rolls.I used the F6, because of it's ability to do metered long exposures, and also just to be really counter intuitive. Maybe i'm the first

I want to try this, maybe then people will stop complaining that I don't scan prints because I don't have an enlarger lol

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