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Light Sheet Strip
Can you tell me the what, the titled why, and the when of Mobius Strip?
Bursting lights strike fragile eyes,
spasmed lungs snap wish-filled air.
Rows of red, wrinkled feet
bunch sheets on stark-fenced beds.
Instinctive suckling
draws in the sustaining pap.
Blurred wisps slip softly
through light and dark.
Murmured calls of unknown syllables
seek understanding of unaware.
Whispered sounds of mystery,
are always wished, and always lost.
Thus "I" begins -- or ends.
mmmmmmmmmmmmmm- yup
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Vintage Popeye Knockout Mechanical Tin Bank Straits
printing thick, dark negatives?
so i have some really dark black and white negatives, i can still see what each one is, but when i go to make a contact sheet in the dark room they all come up white boxes, i did a test strip with various different f stops and i still couldnt get them to show up...
I was able to print one of the negatives on a 11x14 sheet of paper and it came out okay, after letting it sit under light for 50 seconds...
can anyone help me save these negatives? i really need them for my final project this semester and i don't have much time to reshoot since all my other class' finals are coming up
You either overexposed the images or you overdeveloped the film or both.
You can get a product called Farmer's Reducer which remove some of the density from the negatives. Be careful - this stuff is literally removing the information from the negatives. You mix it up according to the directions and place the strip in the solution of a few seconds. Rewash, rephotoflo and hang to dry.
Test it on one strip first to get your reducing time. Be very consistent, and you should get printable negatives out of it.
