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Photo Forum / Film Photography / Darkroom / February 2004Fuji Crystal Archive
I am about to start using Fuji Crystal Archive Paper. It is being used on a Chromega Color Enlarger. I understand that bulb condition and voltage play an important part in getting the "correct" filter settings for exposure on a particular enlarger. However, does anyone have a particular setting or formula for a starting point for filter settings. > I am about to start using Fuji Crystal Archive Paper. It is being > used on a Chromega Color Enlarger. I understand that bulb condition > and voltage play an important part in getting the "correct" filter > settings for exposure on a particular enlarger. However, does anyone > have a particular setting or formula for a starting point for filter > settings. They don't have that on the box or instructions inside with the paper? If not maybe the Fuji website does.  SignatureLF website http://members.bellatlantic.net/~gblank >I am about to start using Fuji Crystal Archive Paper. It is being >used on a Chromega Color Enlarger. I understand that bulb condition >and voltage play an important part in getting the "correct" filter >settings for exposure on a particular enlarger. However, does anyone >have a particular setting or formula for a starting point for filter >settings. I couldn't find any info at Fuji's website, so i arbitrarily picked 50M + 50Y to start. I ended up with 35M + 75Y for Portra films. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Professional Shop Rat: 14,267 days in a GM plant. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - > I am about to start using Fuji Crystal Archive Paper. It is being > used on a Chromega Color Enlarger. I understand that bulb condition > and voltage play an important part in getting the "correct" filter > settings for exposure on a particular enlarger. However, does anyone > have a particular setting or formula for a starting point for filter > settings. Look into solid-state voltage regulators. I use one with my Omega B22X, have had it for some years. My recollection is that they are not terribly expensive. Herb SignatureTo send me email, replace deadspam.com by acm.org |
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