Digital BW, The Print

You can shoot T max 100 film as a positive, but you'll have to process
it quite differently. I think Kodak has the chemicals and procedure on
their website, or you could call their free 800 number and see if you
can get through to a professional tech support person who could tell you
what is needed.

Also, Agfa's Scala film is great, if you can locate a lab that processes it.

Jerry




bbstudio_photo@... wrote:
> 
> Looking for some advice... To be considered for some exhibitions, I need to
> make slides of my black-and-white prints. I thought about sending the
> Photoshop files to the local photo lab for digital slide output but that seems
> expensive. Now I'm thinking of shooting the prints copystand-style on one roll
> of film and be done with it.
> 
> How do those on this list make slides of black and white Photoshop work?
> 
> If I do the copy stand method, what is a good slide film to use? I'd like to find a
> black and white slide film since I don't want color casts creeping in...any
> recommendations? Thanks in advance.
> 
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