I was puzzled by some comments in these articles about the Apollo mission
regarding the resolution of color film being scanned. Anyone here know
what was being used, and why a 2800 ppi scan would be "well past the
grain" of a 6x6 frame, as is claimed in these articles?

He!
I've got a simple question. I've tried find the answer in internet but
it wasn't easy.
Did somebody pushing Ilford Pan F plus ISO 50 to ISO 100 or 200 using

I need to outfit my darkroom with safelights. I currently have
red safelights, which I am not fond of, but seems to be all
that I can find here. :-(
Someone gave me a Kodak safelight (large cone-shaped thing with

Have just started using Forte Polywarmtone FB paper, using Agfa neutol
warmtone dev, however I cannot find any instructions as to what filtration
to use
for different grades needed. I have a Durst 707 enlarger.

I don't know why I put off visiting the Ansel Adams exhibit at the
Cleveland Institute of Art for so long. The Meredith family collection of
110 of Adams' prints is truly amazing. Seeing many of the prints in person
that I have in books was quite an eye-opener. The books do not do ...

I have a chance to get an Omega SCA-100 color analyzer for $35.00. Does it
work well? Is it worth buying?
Thanks!

In the Monochrom catalog I found this item, the Heiland SPL-COMF
Comfortbox http://monochrom.com/cc/monoc/shop/rmiArt003.asp?artnum=00021995
, which seems to replace the normal light bulb in the enlarger. I can't
find much other information on it. Does anyone has experience with ...

Ok chaps,
it is not my week.  Tried stand development.  FP4+ exposed at 125.  Rodinal
1:150 for 1 hour, no agitation.  Patterson tank and reals. 600ml dev (500ml
needed to cover spool).  Could be just a fluke as I normally don't have

I recently shot a roll of 35mm film; mostly landscape in cloudy
conditions. Since I use grade2 paper, I decided
to increase contrast by developing for more time.
I learnt from rec.photo.darkroom that an increse of approximately 30

250 new pictures from NordEste of Brazil:
1) Salvador, Bahia
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I believe one was mentioned on this list about a year ago, but I can't find
the reference. I need a second sheet of glass to hold my negs flat in my
flat bed scanner. Hopefully I'll be able to proof an entire roll of 35 mm in
a single scan. Microtek 1800f if anyone needs to know.

Dear ng,
As far as I understand it the grain in the bw negative can to some
extend be controlled by choice of the developer. MicrodolX is among
others said to produce a slightly grainier impression than e.g.