Paper negatives

[Martin Aislabie]

This is Emilie
13x18cm paper negative.. Cooke 330 F3.5 series II lens

Terrific shot

I hope she likes it

Martin

[Mkillmer]

Fantastic... This is an incredible picture!

This is Emilie
13x18cm paper negative.. Cooke 330 F3.5 series II lens

[Emil Schildt]

thank you both

[Reinhold Schable]

Gazebo, with Judy.

Used a rattly old 8x10 Kodak 2-D.
Used a 250mm f:3.4 Wollaston Meniscus, with a YG (yellow green filter), f:11@6 sec., f:5.6@2 sec, & f:4.0@1 sec.
The f:5.6 photo got hit with a burst of low angle sunlight just as I made the exposure...
The f:4.0 photo was on old pebble surface paper, for a bit of extra "character". (Sorry for the light leaks).
15 minutes in Ansco 130, diluted 1+15, plus 5 ml/liter of print developing restrainer for longer developing time & better contrast control.



The Lens here…
http://www.largeformatphotography.in...eniscus-Lenses

Reinhold
www.re-inventedPhotoEquip.com

[xkaes]

I've got a lot of material around here on paper negatives from Peteren's, Darkroom Techniques, books, etc. Results vary depending on many things, like those already mentioned, but also the type/size of fibers -- if any -- in the paper. And make sure you DON'T use a paper that has a company imprint on the backside.

[Mkillmer]

11x14 Paper negative with simple lighting - negative suffered badly from Bromide drag rendering it unusable for contact printing. but it scanned OK.

[Emil Schildt]

Danish actress Vigga Bro...

13x18 cm paper negatives.
Cooke 3.5

[Pete Oakley]

Thank God, you're back on large format. Digital is the Devils work!

[Emil Schildt]

Thank God, you're back on large format. Digital is the Devils work!

never left...

[dasBlute]

beautiful work, great rapport with the subject, she literally glows