Digital BW, The Print

Or get prints from a Fuji or a Lightjet- if you have many to do, with a
Lightjet you can gang them up and print many to a 44" wide roll.

Bill

on 9/3/02 5:06 PM, CDTobie@... wrote:

> 
> In a message dated 9/3/02 4:49:22 PM, frank@... writes:
> 
>> A few of my images prepared as digital files have been accepted at a
>> stock photo agency. The catch is that they do not want digital files
>> OR my carbon pigment b&w prints (with my existing agency I can simply
>> send them images on cd). They want traditional b&w silver prints. So
>> now I need to figure out the best way to make B&W negs from the
>> files - and then I can have regular prints made.
>> 
>> Anyone have experience to share ?
> 
> How about having them printed by wet chemical process in black and white on
> an imagesetter? Just be sure its on opaque, not transparent, film... unless
> they accept transparencies.
> 
> C. David Tobie
> Design Cooperative
> CDTobie@...
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