Thanks for restoreth my soul beside still C-41. Sometimes I ask
intentionally leading questions as a tool to get down to basics. Your
basics are just that. Trust you would agree that in this era of
'everything for everybody' what should admittedly be a stupid question
on my part becomes a 'reality' check.
Best,
Bill
On Saturday, August 23, 2003, at 04:04 AM, Moose wrote:
The development process has no digital component, just precise
chemistry. There is, at least as yet, no way to do anything 'digital'
in the development process. The C-41 process is stable technology that
hasn't changed in years. It is still possible to screw it up through
errors in set-up or replenishment, but changes aren't made to taylor
results to different kinds of customers. The serious screwing around
starts after development.
Moose
whunter wrote:
Does anybody know for certain whether this 'digital tinkering' at the
processor labs is confined to the prints or ibid to the original
negative/slide film development???? No doubt they do a 'happy
medium' with respect to film development - - whatever that is.
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