You get a negative image with the pinhole camera and then you sandwich it
with another piece of paper to get the positive of the image. The SW Art
paper does not have developer incorporated into its emulsion like some other
papers do.
Joe Besse
In a message dated 6/24/02 11:28:54 AM,
pinhole-discussion-request@pinhole.com writes:
<< Guy,
I read this link with fascination. But I can't help wondering
what the purpose was for using developer-soaked paper
for the first positive. It still comes out positive, right?
Any ideas?
Gary Nored
>>
Joe Besse
Please visit my web site on the Bromoil process
http://members.aol.com/joebesse/Bromoil/JB.html
Received on Mon Jun 24 14:34:40 2002
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