Three pieces of super lightweight black and white Kodak photo printing paper were individually exposed in a view camera through the three different color filters (I think Red, Green and Blue...been a while since I did this) and then each paper, after developing, was dyed in Edwal toners which converted the silver in the paper to transparent dyed grains. Then I registered all three together and want to make a color print from them. I should have both a positive as well as negative three layer versions of each in my closet (experiments done several years ago. What professional lab would be willing and able to make a print from this, and would take the time and have the know how to make a print from this challenging negative and positive originals?
2007-02-08
06:10:23
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