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    Re: Lodima Fine Art Silver Chloride Paper is Here

    There are a lot fewer than 114 or 113 boxes remaining. First of all, of the 290 boxes, Paula and I are keeping some for ourselves.

    Second, we have been receiving orders by email and phone call and they are not entered on the inventory list on the shopping cart.

    Third, our web guy and ourselves placed orders to see how the shopping cart worked. That used up some of the numbers. So even if the count were visible, which it is not, there is no way to tell how many boxes remain for sale.

    There are still some boxes remaining, but the response for these three days has been excellent, and they won't be there forever.

    Michael A. Smith

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    Re: Lodima Fine Art Silver Chloride Paper is Here

    Glad to hear that the response has been so good. It portends good things for the future, we hope.
    Bruce Barlow
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    Re: Lodima Fine Art Silver Chloride Paper is Here

    Michael-
    I pretty much standardized my contact printing process using G3 and water bath development to cover all of my negatives. Is this pre-production run only G2? Will the new Lodima G3 act like Azo G3 in water bath development? Thanks for your efforts. Paul
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    Re: Lodima Fine Art Silver Chloride Paper is Here

    Quote Originally Posted by Paul Metcalf View Post
    Michael-
    I pretty much standardized my contact printing process using G3 and water bath development to cover all of my negatives. Is this pre-production run only G2? Will the new Lodima G3 act like Azo G3 in water bath development? Thanks for your efforts. Paul
    Michael just finished up a workshop and probably has a couple of days work to catch up on. I wanted to make sure that you got your question answered.

    The pre-production run will only be Grade 2.

    Yes, Grade 3 will be included in the main production run in early 2009. Yes, both Grade 2 and Grade 3 will be capable of contrast control with Amidol and a water bath just like Azo. Lodima also tones similar to Azo with selenium. The print temprature (warm/ cool) can also be controlled with Kbr just like Azo.

    Cheers!

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    Re: Lodima Fine Art Silver Chloride Paper is Here

    Okay. I ordered a box. I've never ever used Azo or an Azo-like paper ever...I'll try it and see what all the fuss is about.

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    Re: Lodima Fine Art Silver Chloride Paper is Here

    Michael posted on the Azo Forum that the paper has finally arrived and he will begin shipping 12/8

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    Re: Lodima Fine Art Silver Chloride Paper is Here

    Got Mine!
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    Re: Lodima Fine Art Silver Chloride Paper is Here

    Got mine today!

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    Re: Lodima Fine Art Silver Chloride Paper is Here

    Ditto, can't wait to see how curly it is
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