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I have posted some pics by Ole Tjugen at http://www.lf-photo.org.uk/participants/O_Tjugen.htm . Please take a look.
Charles

I liked the one on P.O.P, perhaps Ole will explain how to use printing out papers for those who might be interested. (me.)

Thanks Keith - maybe that's an idea for a workshop?

It's really easy to make a print, the difficult part is to make a negative that will make a good print!

Ole Tjugen wrote:Thanks Keith - maybe that's an idea for a workshop?

It's really easy to make a print, the difficult part is to make a negative that will make a good print!

I`ve been reading up on an article about P.O.P. prints by Roger Hicks. He seems to favour a medium speed film which has been given exposure on the generous side and then processed to a fairly high contrast in Kodak D-19 which yields above average contrast compared with most general use developers.
The actual method of making the print is what really interest me though.

Perhaps this topic should be continued in the `General Discussion` section of the forum.

For a less-than-techie B&W user, it interests me, too...maybe even (hush) with (hardly dare say it) ... "fabricated" transparency based negs...