Most solvents, and things like markers tend to melt the plastic leaving
a relatively glossy result.
I would suggest people needing to create a non-reflective surface on
most plastics should use some 3M wet or dry silicone carbide paper.
This stuff is gray black in color usually, is sold in
Rob Geraghty wrote:
Wouldn't you need something matte - like a black matte paint for
plastic
models? Magic marker ink might not take enough shine out of the
plastic.
Yeah, maybe. But a few years ago when I had this problem with 4x5
film
(I had a reflection about 1/4 into the film on the
Barbara wrote:
Well, I tried the magic marker along the edges, both on the
edges of the carrier, and on the carrier cover, also. Sorry
to say, it didn't work.
Wouldn't you need something matte - like a black matte paint for plastic
models? Magic marker ink might not take enough shine out of
I was thinking of trying a Qtip dipped in acetone and run it along the two
vertical edges.
David
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From: Barbara White [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, November 30, 2001 12:07 AM
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Subject:filmscanners: SS120: Reflections on
From everything I've read about the Polaroid SprintScan 120, and from my own experience, it is one of the best medium format film scanners the average photographer can currently afford. It would be a shame for you to pass up such a fine scanner based solely on this argument. I've never noticed any
in Germany and lead to a much longer warranty from
01/01/2002 on.
greetings Bernhard
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Sent: Thursday, November 29, 2001 9:51
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Subject: Re: filmscanners: SS120:
Reflections on edge of neg
From everyt
: Bernie Ess
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filmscanners: SS120: Reflections on edge of neg
Roger, thank you for your
reflexions,
you say that the Pola 120 "it is one of the best
medium format film sca
How about shadow detail and contrast on these?
Greetings Bernhard
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Wilson, Paul
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Sent: Thursday, November 29, 2001 8:31
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Subject: RE: filmscanners: SS120:
Reflections on edge of neg
Stylistically, I'd call t
Magic markers really don't provide a non-reflective surface on a smooth
surface...so I don't believe that would really solve the problem.
Well, I tried the magic marker along the edges, both on the edges of the
carrier, and on the carrier cover, also. Sorry to say, it didn't work.
So, I
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() and cured it by running a black magic
marker along it. I'm going to try this with the film holder for the 6x6
negs - will report back if it works.
Yes this is interesting: I wait for your
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