Re: pinhole-discussion-digest V1 #97

In a message dated 7/7/2004 3:01:58 AM Eastern Standard Time,
owner-pinhole-discussion-digest@spitbite.org writes:
Date: Tue, 06 Jul 2004 21:07:14 -0400
From: "che lawrence" <che1963@hotmail.com>
Subject: [pinhole-discussion] polaroid sepia film

thanks for the info on the sepia film and the toning recipes. i have toned
polaroid black and white ad it does look nice. in terms of the sepia film,
is it considered a color film or black and white? thanks.
  che--
     I think Polaroid considers the sepia film as one of their b/w varieties.
 All their other b/w films have the same blue and silver packaging, while
color types have blue and red packages. The sepia film is among their b/w
product listings, which says Type 56 is a "medium-contrast film producing 4 x 5 inch
sepia-tone prints with excellent gradation and tonal range. "
    That film is beautiful! If you like that effect, check out "chocolate
processing," the newest darling of Joyce Tenneson, and others. Perhaps you've
heard of this b/w film cross-processed with color pods (I think). That recipe
is also on the Polaroid site.
No carbs or calories, either! You can achieve similar results in Photoshop,
however.
Ivy Bigbee

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