My print is ready and when it will be dry I will scan and upload an image for you. I needed to do a second print cause, stupid me, the first one wasn't small enough to be scanned.
Till the end of the day the first negative (the original one from Darko) will be on it's way to Ned. Also the second negative (the one that I will add to the thread) will be ready to leave tomorrow morning.
More details in a few hours.
Dear Martin,Perhaps you could find an evenly lit place and simply use a digital point-and-shoot, or mobile-phone, to make a picture of the print? Include whatever is necessary, the little weights holding the corners down, the cat about to jump on the print etc! It is an illustration of the print you have made, not an image to be reproduced as a museum piece. I did some masking on a print to demonstrate the method, in another forum, and was foolishly surprised to discover that any old happy-snaps camera can make a 'good-enough' image of the prints on the floor for a few hundred pixels wide on a web page.
Let's see, currently APUG members have a travelling negative and a travelling camera, each making its way around the world. I guess the only thing left is to have a travelling photographer. Following the protocol established by the other travelling objects, a participating APUG member would host the "travelling photographer" before shipping him or her off to the next destination-at the hosts expense of course. Countless miles, many dollars (euros, pesos, yens, etc.), and years later, the travelling photographer would return home. Any takers?
Only if the travelling photographer fits in one of those USPS fixed rate postal cartonsLet's see, currently APUG members have a travelling negative and a travelling camera, each making its way around the world. I guess the only thing left is to have a travelling photographer. Following the protocol established by the other travelling objects, a participating APUG member would host the "travelling photographer" before shipping him or her off to the next destination-at the hosts expense of course. Countless miles, many dollars (euros, pesos, yens, etc.), and years later, the travelling photographer would return home. Any takers?
Only if the travelling photographer fits in one of those USPS fixed rate postal cartons
..........How many of you in the list can handle a panoramic negative of 24x58mm or a medium format 6x6 negative?.........
Let's see, currently APUG members have a travelling negative and a travelling camera, each making its way around the world. I guess the only thing left is to have a travelling photographer. Following the protocol established by the other travelling objects, a participating APUG member would host the "travelling photographer" before shipping him or her off to the next destination-at the hosts expense of course. Countless miles, many dollars (euros, pesos, yens, etc.), and years later, the travelling photographer would return home. Any takers?
Excellent!The negative arrived in todays mail!!!!!!
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Well, here is my print of antmar's reverse negative on 5"x7" Multitone Glossy RC. My cheap V500 scanner refuses to make the left/right edges of the sky look like the print with RC paper(washed out reflections or something).
You are very welcomeAthens, o how I miss that city. Spent many summers there as a kid. Should revisit at some point, perhaps for prolonged duration if possible
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