Andy Ly
(K=716) - Comment Date 8/29/2002
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ack, I wish there was an edit option.. I mean, after the film is dry, then load it up onto the camera and shoot as normal. Only that the anti-halation backing has been washed off.
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Chris Todd
(K=60) - Comment Date 9/3/2002
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You know, that is actually kind of a fun idea. I may have to try it sometime. I have always liked the extremely antique look of the old haloed light spots. I bet TMY 400 would be a good choice, too, since it has a very heavy coating. They must put all that green coating on there for a reason. Maybe it is really critical for flare back into the film. I am not sure if getting wet would effect the film otherwise, but it is a wet layer when it is applied. Never hurts to try a couple sheets.
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Phillip Cohen
(K=10561) - Comment Date 10/22/2002
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Andy, I don't think it is just water that removes the anti-halation backing, I think it takes actual fixer or blix if you are using color.
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Greg O'Conner
(K=2398) - Comment Date 1/25/2003
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Sounds interesting. I'll give it a quick try tomorrow with some 4x5 Agfa 100 apx.
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Greg O'Conner
(K=2398) - Comment Date 1/27/2003
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Ahh, Monday already? I'll have to do it next weekend.
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