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Hi,

 

Recently I watched a film about Peter. I wonder how he achieves this

compressed look of his colour pictures (like Naomi pictures from the

swimming pool).

 

He let see in the film his contact prints, the colour negative was

35 mm Kodak Portra VC 160 or NC 400 ASA and BW was Kodak Tri-x or

Pan-x.

Do you think it is development process or maybe his prints are

computer-aided?

 

As for BW he told in American Photo magazine that he exposes Pan-x

at 50 ASA to have grainless negs (just for your info).

 

Igor

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<I>He let see in the film his contact prints, the colour negative was 35 mm Kodak Portra VC 160 or NC 400 ASA and BW was Kodak Tri-x or Pan-x.</I><P>

 

Pan-x? Is that Panatomic-X? I thought that was discontinued. Does anyone know? I'd love to have an ultra-fine grain black and white film.

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