Before I got my enlarger I tried cyanotype contact sheets on watercolor paper a couple of times. It's quite nice when the exposure is good (not like these) and it's a fun way to have quick positives without using precious photo paper.
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Let Us Now Praise Contact Proof Sheets
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I’m a big fan and this is one of the biggest reasons I got back into film again. When I’m able to see other photographer’s contact sheets, I can get an idea of how they worked through the situation - bloopers and all.
A full sheet of keepers is like a studio musician nailing it in the first take.
A full sheet of keepers is like a studio musician nailing it in the first take.
Contact sheets are also useful later when I am searching for a negative to reprint.
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