That's the deal-breaker for me. I know of chromogenic negs shot in the
*80's* that have turned to crap.
It's like the film equivalent of inkjet paper.
tv
#1, what chromogenic films were available in the '80's, I don't remember any.
Maybe the very early Ilford?
#2, do we know that the current crop of chromogenic films suffer from the
same problems, or just erring on the side of caution.
I use both chromogenic and traditional b/w and don't think I have a dog in
this fight, but these questions came to mind.
Jerry in Houston
- C41 B&W John Edwin Mason
- Re: C41 B&W tom
- Re: C41 B&W Mark Dalal
- Re: C41 B&W tom
- Re: C41 B&W GLewis4457
- Re: C41 B&W tom
- RC Paper problems. Was: Re: C41 B&W William Robb
- Re: RC Paper problems. Was: Re: C41 B&am... Aaron Reynolds
- Re: RC Paper problems. Was: Re: C41... William Robb
- Re: RC Paper problems. Was: Re:... tom
- Re: RC Paper problems. Was:... William Robb
- Re: RC Paper problems. Was:... tom
- Re: RC Paper problems. Was:... PAUL STENQUIST
- Re: RC Paper problems. Was: Re:... Aaron Reynolds
- Re: RC Paper problems. Was:... William Robb