Obviously one can produce paper prints directly from negative film.
With positive film, is the only way to a paper print a digital scan, followed by a print; or are there other (better?) techniques?
Print options for transparencies
Obviously one can produce paper prints directly from negative film.
With positive film, is the only way to a paper print a digital scan, followed by a print; or are there other (better?) techniques?
Welcome to the forum, have a search for Ilfochrome and Cibachrome, two names for the same process that allows direct printing from transparencies.
In addition to Ilfochrome/Cibachrome prints, one can have a color film negative made from the slide which is then printed. This is what most pro-labs offer when asked for optical prints from transparencies.
There are still a few labs that offer Ilfo/Ciba- chromes. These prints are spectacular.
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