Re: paper for pinhole

 Chuck, thanks for the tip. I wasn't aware that this was there. I'll buy
a box and see how it works with film holders. -thom

cflagg4@mchsi.com wrote:

  Thom,
  I'm here at school and the Photo Warehouse catalog has Varigrade IV Pearl
  [less reflection problems] in 4X5 400 count boxes for $26.95 USD.
  They have an online site at: www.ultrafineonline.com
  Or can be contacted at : Photo Warehouse, 121 Lombard Street, Oxnard, CA 93030
  1-800-922-5484 phone or 1-805-988-0213 FAX
  Hope this helps! They have been very good to me.

  --
  Take Care,
  Chuck
  -May your troubles be less, your
  blessings more, and nothing but
  happiness comes through your door-

  ---------------------- Original Message: ---------------------
  From: Thom Mitchell <tjmitch@ix.netcom.com> To: pinhole-discussion@spitbite.org Subject: Re: [pinhole-discussion] paper for pinhole
  Date: Wed, 5 Sep 2007 03:54:24 +0000

     Does anyone know if there is a photo paper that is 4x5 right out of the
    box? I would prefer not to have to cut down 5x7 paper to fit my 4x5
    filmholders. Thanks, Thom
    cflagg4@mchsi.com wrote:
    
      Hi Lisa,
      I have used an RC pearl paper from Photo Warehouse in California [USA] and had
      good luck with their Arista Varigrade Paper which I think is produced in
      England. It has no printing on the back and I have regularly used 5X7 to
      11X14 with nice results. The prices are pretty fair too. I can get the exact
      address,phone, and Fax for you if you want, off list. Or I can send it to the
      list if anyone else is interested. They have a large selection of fiber
      papers too.
      --
      Take Care,
      Chuck Flagg cflagg4@mchsi.com -May your troubles be less, your
      blessings more, and nothing but
      happiness comes through your door-
    
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      From: lisa@lisareddig.com To: pinhole-discussion@spitbite.org
    Subject: [pinhole-discussion] paper for pinhole
      Date: Wed, 5 Sep 2007 02:57:35 +0000
    
        Hello all,
        
        I always use film for my pinhole images. But I have a project
        that involves paper negatives. What are the papers available that have no
        printing on the back? Do the packages of paper tell you whether or not
    there
        is printing on the back? Is it better to use rc or fiber? These are
        questions I could have answered myself 10 years ago. But I've gotten so in
        the habit of using film, those bits of knowledge have left my brain.
        
        thanks
        lisa
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