Digital BW, The Print

Olaf,

Another idea for making contact negs that occured to me but never 
pursued, would be to have the Photoshop file output using a Durst 
Lambda or Cymbologic(?) laser printer onto the Fuji Crystal clear 
film as a reversed negative.

I have seen B&W prints on this color paper and they were very nice in 
terms of tone but have that RC paper look. But they do have a 
transparency film for making backlit displays and that might have 
possibilities for negs. Would need to see the film to be sure.

Martin


--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@y..., "Olaf Ringdahl" 
<o.ringdahl@a...> wrote:
> In his message to the members of the Digital Silver list, 
announcing this
> new list, Martin Wesley said, near the end, "I would love to hear 
from
> people who are outputting to film recorders and how that is working 
for
> them. People printing B&W to the high-end printers such as Iris, 
Durst, etc.
> Using digital to produce contact negatives for traditional B&W print
> emulsions."
> I agree and that is why I joined this list the instant I heard of 
it.
> Unfortunately, so far I have seen no discussion at all of anything 
in these
> areas. (snip earlier)