One-Step enlargement of negatives for alt process

[MCB18]

Well, I finally did it, I finally made a negative enlargement! And it looks very good! Also gave me an excuse to pull out my enlarger, I haven’t used that in too long…

50mm lens, f/5.6, 120 seconds exposure from Tasma 42L onto Kodak 2422.

 

[Ian Leake]

Splendid! Do you mind sharing your process?

 

[MCB18]

I just used it like any other enlarging paper, not much to it.

 

[Vaughn]

Splendid! Do you mind sharing your process?

The Kodak 2422 Direct Duplication Film Thread

Well, it’s here! 2422 direct duplication film! As far as I am aware I’m the first person to actually doocument using this film pictorially, aside from one user on flicker in 2022. First observation: YELLOW. I cut a 60mmx24cm strip that I ran through my RB67 and took a picture of a light bulb...

www.photrio.com

 

[MattKing]

The Kodak 2422 Direct Duplication Film Thread

Well, it’s here! 2422 direct duplication film! As far as I am aware I’m the first person to actually doocument using this film pictorially, aside from one user on flicker in 2022. First observation: YELLOW. I cut a 60mmx24cm strip that I ran through my RB67 and took a picture of a light bulb...

www.photrio.com

I believe that thread references using the film in-camera.
Whereas this thread is about using the film to make enlarged negatives for contact printing processes.

 

[MattKing]

I'm interested in this, because it would permit me to make negatives for use in Alternative processes. Otherwise, I either have to limit myself to tiny prints, or have someone else make digital negatives for me.
My digital printing options are limited to a monochrome laser printer - which admirably satisfies almost all of my non-photographic printing options.

 

[loccdor]

A suitable image for the first enlargement! Fido surely appreciates the size increase

Another application for this would be to get more detail out of a negative that you're going to scan. I used to enlarge on 5x7 paper specifically for that reason.