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Subject: [Leica] Re: 4x6 Prints
From: Herbert & Lee Kanner <kanner@acm.org>
Date: Thu, 19 Jul 2001 15:26:23 -0700

Bill Satterfield <cwsat@istate.net>
Subject: [Leica] 4x6 Prints
Message-ID: <3B570048.6FC7FC16@istate.net>
References:

Bill,

Gee, I always assumed 4 x 6 existed.  Myself, I refuse to make tiny 
prints and have standardized on 8 x 10, which is a reasonable size 
for my wall and not too big for one album page.

Why don't you buy the proof printer that is made by Patterson.  I 
print six strips of six frames each on one 8 x 10 sheet.  Because the 
Patterson frame has a glass cover (unlike the crummy plastic cover of 
its predecessor) the proofs are good enough to evaluate facial 
expressions when examined with a low power loupe.  I use the enlarger 
as a light source, since I'm working with color these days.

Herb

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I develop my film but use a vendor to make a contact sheet, then enlarge
what I think is another wall hanger. On some, I would like just regular
prints. How do you  do this in your own darkroom, no paper this size
etc. I note that a lot of members post their prints and assume that are
using a computer to do their prints. Local prints are real expensive and
since a machine usually does it, you may get your negatives scratched.
- -- 
Herbert Kanner
kanner@acm.org
650-326-8204

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