the good folks at galaxy have a kickstarter to
start coating dry plates
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects...hic-dry-plates
the good folks at galaxy have a kickstarter to
start coating dry plates
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects...hic-dry-plates
Long ways to go.
I asked a question about exact sizes.
Good Luck folks!
Tin Can
I'm a potential buyer but not funder.
Kent in SD
In contento ed allegria
Notte e di vogliam passar!
Well, I'm in for some 5x7's.
Look's like they'll likely at least hit their initial goal. Their stretch goal is, well, bold.
"Second, we are making orthochromatic plates, meaning that they are not sensitive to red light. This characteristic makes the plates perfect for portraits because the emulsion allows concealing the blemishes on the faces, making the skin in the pictures smooth and even" Hmm.
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seezee's day-job at Messenger Web Design
"Never try to teach a pig to sing. It wastes your time and annoys the pig."
seezee at Mercury Photo Bureau
seezee on Flickr
seezee's day-job at Messenger Web Design
lol maybe,
or just "base" works fine.
Looks interesting but, no spare change to spend on photo hobby this month. (Next several months really, gotta save.) I'll continue to shoot paper in 4x5 as a negative. With 8X10 grade 2, RC paper cut into four 4X5 sheets that is no more than 25 cents per negative, hung up to dry. What can I say, I'm cheap.
But if I had the disposable income..........
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