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TRANSPARENCY PRINT MAKING sa PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER sa PHOTOGRAPHIC PRINT PROCESSING sa TRANSPARENCY PRINT MAKING (COLOR) xx PHOTOGRAPHIC PRINT MAKING xx TRANSPARENCY Making internegatives. Converting color slides to black-and-white prints by first making a negative by projecting onto a sheet of film in a 4x5 film holder. Tip on using T-Max 100 to make b&w negatives from color slides. How to make black-and-white negatives from color slides. The technique involves the use of Kodak Technical Pan film and the waterbath method for developing negatives. Making black-and-white prints from color slides without an internegative. Tips on making a black-and-white print directly from color-transparency film without using an internegative. Turning color slides into black & white prints. Uses the process of making a b&w internegative on Kodak Super-XX Pan sheet film. Make high-contrast b&w prints from color slides by first making a negative on Kodak Autoscreen Ortho Film 2563. The resulting print will be composed of black and white dots like a "halftone". How to make a black-and-white print from a color negative or color slide. Tip: How to use the Vivitar Instant Slide Printer and Polaroid Type 665 film to make black and white internegatives from color slides. Earthrise over Houston. Printing simple but effective night montages from slides. Negative impressions. How to make a print from a color slide using black-and-white paper and chemistry. How to make or select slides or negatives suitable for sandwiching when making prints. How to make b&w prints from color negatives and color transparencies. Converting color transparencies to black-and-white or color negatives. Part 1. Methods, films, developers and formats discussed. Converting color transparencies to black-and-white or color negatives. Part 2. Image masking. Tips on making black-and-white negatives from color slides using Ilford XP1 film and an Omega B color head. How to improve the quality of black-and-white prints that are derived from color slides. Equipment and techniques for getting an enlarged print of a single frame from movie film. Make black-and-white prints from color slides by first making a 4x5 negative on Plus-X film. Use enlarger and 4x5 film holder. How to make black & white slides or b&w negatives from color transparencies. The technique involves using a 35mm SLR and an enlarger both equipped with 135mm lenses. How to make a dupe negative on Kodak Tech Pan film from a colored slide. Use the dupe negative to make a highly detailed black-and-white print. Producing quality black and white negatives from color transparencies. Slide salvation. How to convert marginal color slides into striking black-and-white prints. How to make paper negatives from slides using Kodak Panalure printing paper. Make black-and-white negatives and prints from color slides using this process. Kodalith photo-collages. How to make high-contrast images out of old slides. Making black-and-white prints from color slides. Two techniques described. Instant black and white prints from slides. Make black and white enlargements from color slides by using Polaroid film. The Hattersley Class. Creative darkroom techniques. How to make black and white prints from your color slides. Tips on making black & white negatives from a good, sharp color slide. RC paper internegatives. Part 1. Making black-and-white prints from color or b&w slides by first making an internegative on RC paper. Easy techniques for making paper negatives. Making a workable paper neg from a low contrast color slide is the fastest way to produce b&w prints of your slides. Good advice on making a print from a film. | |||||||||
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