Why ULF

[Tin Can]

That is not my thing

You do it

Your

Idea

However, you may consider getting an "ensmaller" to reduce those ULF negatives down to 8x10 or 4x5 for greater resolution than any mere contact print.

[Joseph Kashi]

Usably large exhibit-grade contact prints

[cp_photo]

Viewing the image on the ground glass of an ULF camera with a bright lens, and seeing how movements and different apertures change the image, is incredibly interesting and fun. B&W direct positives and RA4 reversal process give an "instant" ULF image which is very pleasing.

[Corran]

Seems like a lot of posts asking to explain and justify lately.

And many folks want to berate the answers, especially the old timers who like to gate-keep this whole film/LF thing.

I'll not be answering.

One and all are invited to come by the gallery if you're in north GA and see some ULF silver prints themselves. Most here...don't and won't.

[Tin Can]

However, you may consider getting an "ensmaller" to reduce those ULF negatives down to 8x10 or 4x5 for greater resolution than any mere contact print.

I actually have an ENSMALLER for my Elwoods

It is a 14” long lens board

Cast Aluminum in blue to match

[FrancisF]

Seems like a lot of posts asking to explain and justify lately.

And many folks want to berate the answers, especially the old timers who like to gate-keep this whole film/LF thing.

I'll not be answering.

One and all are invited to come by the gallery if you're in north GA and see some ULF silver prints themselves. Most here...don't and won't.

Corran - one of the things I like best about this forum is the advice and guidance from people with decades more experience - and the ability to ignore anything anyone says. What is a link to the gallery? I would like to see your ulf work. I have also started a FB page, "20x24", to celebrate and explore current and historical trends in ulf.....my way of self education.

[Corran]

Actually there are a couple, I will message you in a bit.

[Michael Jones]

Actually there are a couple, I will message you in a bit.

Just a couple?

[Alec]

Because nothing is like a 20x24 negative and a contact print.