Paper negatives

[Yef]

well it's my first try - just can't get it right with iso 3

[Luke79]

cool one yef, how do you lit the setup and how long was the exposure, which paper have you used QUESTIONS QUESTIONS haha

[jnantz]

table at sanitarium

[Yef]

cool one yef, how do you lit the setup and how long was the exposure, which paper have you used QUESTIONS QUESTIONS haha

thank you , in replay to your questions: this one was light by one Canon 580II + I made 6 exposures on the speed of 1/125 f/5.6 +HARMAN DIRECT POSITIVE PAPER - GLOSSY

[taylanb]

These are my first paper negatives and their digitally converted positives. I used Ilford Multigrade FB Matt paper as negative.

[premortho]

I don't know anything about digitally converted positives...but I do know that there is a whole $hit load of info on the neg that isn't getting on the print, so I'd be looking at that first. But pretty good for a first effort. I like the way you composed the first shot. The second shot is not as flattering to the victum (model), as the bookshelf is growing out of her ears.

[tenderobject]

guys, sorry if this was asked before. i'll start working on paper again soon. i've used an ilford paper before but i forgot what was it! which one would you recommend? thanks!

[Emil Schildt]

guys, sorry if this was asked before. i'll start working on paper again soon. i've used an ilford paper before but i forgot what was it! which one would you recommend? thanks!

I use any RC paper - then contact print on high quality paper or liquid emulsion.

If use of multigrade paper, you can fit a multigrade filter on the back of the lens to obtain more greytones...

[tenderobject]

thank you sir gandolfi! then i'll just look for RC paper. how about warmtone or cooltone no difference?

if i got multigrade paper do i really need to get multigrade filters? i think i could only get what is available in store. so hopefully they have RC papers.
stocks are limited in tehran lately. sanction

thank you!

I use any RC paper - then contact print on high quality paper or liquid emulsion.

If use of multigrade paper, you can fit a multigrade filter on the back of the lens to obtain more greytones...

[Emil Schildt]

thank you sir gandolfi! then i'll just look for RC paper. how about warmtone or cooltone no difference?

if i got multigrade paper do i really need to get multigrade filters? i think i could only get what is available in store. so hopefully they have RC papers.
stocks are limited in tehran lately. sanction

thank you!

no you don't need tham - it is just an option... without filter the contrast is normally around 1.5 which is good enough for many images!

If you can't find filters or papers then PM me - I'll send you some..