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richard littlewood wrote:Silverprint will get you what you want. Give them a bell.

Okay I will as I need to copy some of my 6x24cm panorama negs.

richard littlewood wrote:Silverprint

I been there but no Ilford on roll just other makes, gonna check again mayne I missed. Thanks anyway.

scovell001 wrote: If you PM me I'll pass you his details & he may be able to point you in the right direction.

Its done, thanks Ian!

Hello there.
Does any of you people know where to buy Ilford's traditional fiber based B/W peper on a roll. ? I dont seem to find any source.
Thanks

Joanna Carter wrote:The concensus of opinion amongst our members is that there are good darkroom prints and there are not so good darkroom prints; there are good digital prints and there are not so good digital prints.

yes I can fully agree with that.

well Joanna as I stated before i have seen the same neg scanned form different scanners and printed on a very expencive "state of art printer" they call it (not Ilford's) compared with an original optical print but its obvious that you havent. Now he states that the resolutions of the drum is outsih...

So Dave, (to get back to the topic) The conclusion you can draw from all this is that flatbed scanning is a joke and if you read this by all means the most professional way to describe todays situation you will understand it more than well http://www.luminous-landscape.com/reviews/scanners/drum_scan...

If you are into alternative processes then you obviously don't have as much use for digital printing but, not everyone is interested in such processes, either that or, as with myself, Yes I have much use of digital printing not to create images but many of my larger than 8x10 duplicate negs are mad...

Please try this one tell me if its works or not. And the site is writen in Swedish.

http://www.fotosidan.se/gallery/view.htm?ID=112917

Joanna Carter wrote:

sorry but all I get from that link is a login screen; my knowledge of whatever language the site is written in is not good enough to know how to circumvent that.

Sorry Joanna I thought it works, it does when I klic on. It's stange very strange. Let me investigate this

its just not an economical way for photographers to spend their time. Especially those who are trying to make money from their work. I think I speak for the majority of photographers when I say, 'I would rather be outside taking photographs than stuck in doors trying to make prints!' I agree as a m...

I rent time on a imacon ore drumscanner. The later can easily outperform a optical enlarger. Thats correct Gari but than you must have a very expencive printer to outperform the well made optical print. or leave it to Ilford which would charge you a lot again. Anyway i don't know why I bother as I'...

to Joanna Its not that easy beleive me, you people know that i'm not a native so please read between the lines and I never mean to be rude at all but I do like a good discussion. Occasionaly yes because I work a lot and dont have that spare time like others. Sorry about that. Now it's Crhistmas and ...

to gari Thanks but I'm just to much of the traditionalists but I'm open minded untill some points and until we living in the free world I think i have my freedom to express myself anyway I want to. Remember you do your things the way you want to and i do mine. We dont have to fight on this and we do...

I pulled back to my trusted darkroom and optical enlarger. I'm not supprised as scannig the negs with flatbed is just a joke. If you want the best result than you should use a drum scanner which is still top of the line. You got absolutely the best results out of it specially when scanning 8x10. i ...