What expectations do you have for the direct duplication film?
I have had mixed experiences with direct positive films. I’ve shot 3 now, although only just shot the 3rd so it hasn’t been developed yet. I shot Astrum Mikrat Ortho (FPP super positive), and was disappointed with how thin the negs are. Cool film, but doesn’t make very good slides unfortunately. Kodak 2422 is the other one I have experienced, and it has great potential for alt process work, but it is SOOOOO SLOW. You thought FPP super positive was slow? Yeah, 2422 is like 4 stops slower.
What I’m hoping for would be something like what 2468 (currently shooting that) seems to be. Good dmax, but not ridiculously slow.
I might be willing to get one roll of you'd want to split it, but it does seem like a complete shot in the dark
That would be very interesting, but I would still not be able to buy it on my own. I would have to make a group buy selling it in 120/220 and 4x5, and I just don’t know how comfortable I am doing that with this film considering there is zero information about it.
I can’t just give it away for free like I did with the 2465 stuff. Would have to sell at full price and i know that’s a hard sell. I did that with 2422, and I still have an almost completely full roll of it that I haven’t been able to sell, or find any use for myself, and that cost me around $200. I don’t want that to happen again.