Some very 'POSITIVE' News from HARMAN technology Limited :

[Simon R Galley]

Dear All,


As promised a little time ago ....... http://goo.gl/T2wz7d


Simon : HARMAN technology Limited :

 

[Ian Grant]

Thanks Simon, you kept us posted and it's back as predicted.

Ian

 

[Molli]

Excellent! I'm looking forward to having a play with some of this paper in the near future.

 

[pentaxuser]

Good news. I don't think many of us ever thought that Ilford would fail to re-start this product. It was always a question of when and not if.

pentaxuser

 

[Ricardo Miranda]

Ah! The POSITIVE news you were looking for!

 

[MartinP]

Well done to all concerned! This product re-production most likely involved everything from negotiations between lawyers, to forecasting and costing of production, sourcing and testing, as well as coating the stuff. Not a trivial undertaking.

Now I just have to remember to ask for 9,2mm Delta100 bulk, early enough for the special products requests next year! Minox-en all over the world are waiting

 

[destroya]

please pardon my ignorance, but could i use this paper to enlarge B&W slides?

 

[pdeeh]

yes

 

[rthollenbeck]

Good news indeed!

 

[FritsM]

please pardon my ignorance, but could i use this paper to enlarge B&W slides?

This paper seems to be high contrast, so your mileage may vary depending on your slides' contrast. Some flashing may help to reduce excessive contrast in the prints.

 

[pdeeh]

Dear All,


As promised a little time ago ....... http://goo.gl/T2wz7d


Simon : HARMAN technology Limited :

Simon, can we expect this new manufacture to be identical to the previous?
In terms particularly of contrast, say ... ?

 

[Pioneer]

That is awesome news Simon. I am very close to running out of 8x10 and have been hoping that I could get some 11x14 somewhere. Now the problem has been resolved.

 

[Ko.Fe.]

Very important news to me. I missed it from first run and have to use regular paper instead in my 4x5. I hope it will make it to BH.

 

[Hatchetman]

Anyone have any examples of their work on this paper to share here?

 

[ParkerSmithPhoto]

(there was a url link here which no longer exists) I made using DPP about two years ago. Preflashed, it's quite a unique look.

I'd have to dig through my notes but I believe this paper is around ASA 3, if my rudimentary calculations were correct.

 

[winger]

Yay! I didn't get around to trying it the first time, so I can't wait. I have a newish pinhole I can try it with, too.

 

[Gerald C Koch]

Too slow to be of use to me. I miss the Kodak product that could be used to make prints from color slides.

 

[SMBooth]

Maybe they will start on that next Gerald. Would be nice.

 

[Joe VanCleave]

Anyone have any examples of their work on this paper to share here?

Here's my Flickr album of DPP images:

https://www.flickr.com/photos/31285363@N07/sets/72157631569677557

~Joe

 

[Joe VanCleave]

Too slow to be of use to me. I miss the Kodak product that could be used to make prints from color slides.

I'd like to see a version on RC paper. So that street portraits would then become practical (given the extended drying time required of fiber paper).

~Joe

 

[Hatchetman]

Here's my Flickr album of DPP images:

https://www.flickr.com/photos/31285363@N07/sets/72157631569677557

~Joe

Very impressive! The Parker Smith example also.

 

[Roger Cole]

Too slow to be of use to me. I miss the Kodak product that could be used to make prints from color slides.

You mean in black and white? I don't recall that paper unless one could reversal process Panalure, which might have been possible.

But if there were a panchromatic version of normal contrast for that it would be very cool.

Or do you mean type R color paper for color prints from slides? I miss that too.


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[Hatchetman]

What would happen if you tried to print a color slide with this paper?

 

[Roger Cole]

What would happen if you tried to print a color slide with this paper?

Probably odd tones depending on the colors in the scene (I'm assuming this paper is not red sensitive?) and maybe a sort of grainy look where some colors don't expose the paper resulting in "holes" among the image, that look like grain, a bit. At least I've seen that trying to print color negatives on regular paper and it would make sense.

 

[TheToadMen]

(there was a url link here which no longer exists) I made using DPP about two years ago. Preflashed, it's quite a unique look.

I'd have to dig through my notes but I believe this paper is around ASA 3, if my rudimentary calculations were correct.

Hi Parker, that's a beautiful portrait. Fitting the Pictorialism period around 1900. Something I like to try myself.
I never preflashed before. Can you tell me how you did this with DPP?
Thanks.