won't that reduce the life of the slides to a few dozen viewings?
Not in my experience. However, the best/least expensive dupe is accomplished
in camera - one to print on Ilfochrome (or scan) and one to project.
Paranoia does have some value.
Ed
Herb
> It can be projected, and looks good if
It can be projected, and looks good if you have a powerful enough lamp. The
standard entry level 150 W is underpowered, 250 W works well, some Kodak
carousel models have 300-350W lamps, and if you're really nuts you may go
for a 500 W xenon lamp. Which will blow away your mind, you just won't
b
Herb wrote:
HC> won't that reduce the life of the slides to a few dozen viewings?
With a good, thick IR filter element before the slide, no. The
impact of "cold" light is minimal.
Servus, Alin
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won't that reduce the life of the slides to a few dozen viewings?
Herb
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> It can be projected, and loo
Anthony Farr wrote:
Its high Dmin was
meant to hold better highlight detail than existing transparency films when
translated to the output of offset presses, and it was never meant to look
its best for lightbox display, and certainly never when projected.
It can be projected, and looks good if you
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