yes, I know I said last message before, this is the absolute
if your printer cannot do big files (laserjets are a better value
considering media), you can send them for printing/delivery at somewhere
like http://www.fedex.com/us/officeprint/main/

Yes, he is a loony. Most of his posts are gibberish.

William Carpenter III, west of Rochester NY (next county West)
Dick Brook, 657 Magee Avenue Rochester NY
John Anderson of ROchester NY
I just remembered something ... (and its related)

Would any one know anything about this lens. Is it a portrait lens or as I
suppose a copy machine lens?
I find some of the info I can glean somewhat sketchy.

I have some 120 negs with the main subject very close to the edges of the frame.
How much of the neg is typically lost in printing?  For example, would something 1/8 of
an inch from the edge of the neg show up in an 8x10 print?

I start a new post about this film.
I've tried my first roll, exposed at 25 ISO, taking pictures of
mountain landscape, with few snow and clouds on sky.
I've tried Delagi #8 developer, 15 mins at 20 degrees, exactly the

The Focomat IIa uses AN glass for the top glass, and plain for the lower.
Is this a universal principle? IOW, can I presume the same for any two-glass
carrier?

I am getting a 15" F/11 Red Dot Artar (it's on an enlarger arriving soon).
Never heard of such. Has anyone some information on that specific lens?

Since Kodak has now discontinued infrared film can someone suggest a
suitable replacement?

Please answer this question only if you have something useful to add.
While buying a C-41 kit for $16 from B&H may be a viable option in
the U.S., here it is impossible. Not only would I have to ship it
via surface mail (2-3 months by boat), but the post office just added

Hi all, I've seen that it is available the Rollei ATP film, whose
"subtitle" is "Technical Pan". It's a long time I'm looking for a
valid substitute of magic Kodal TP film, a film that could be treated
also with non-standard baths such as POTA or Delagi. There are few

Curious if there is a current book that covers film 'developing' on subjects such as
the effects that specific developers will have of specific films and such, like bring-
ing out the best sharpness and contrasty tonality with shadow detail.
The idea is a specialist book of teaching ...

for fiberglass print drying rack, should one put the prints on it with
emusion side down or up? thanks.

I have two litres of Bromophen stock solution. It was made a fortnight
ago but has since developed a white sediment at the bottom. Shaking the
bottle causes the stock to go cloudy.
This weekend I mixed Barry Thornton's two-bath developer. Having never

I want to read some old articles on Lloyd Erlick's web site, which was
http://www.heylloyd.com in my bookmarks. But these days I find it's
not reachable  no longer.  Does these articles moved to a new site?
Particularly, I want to find tech articles about single-tray