Swifty
doesn't negotiate with terriers
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There's a flash line of green or a 'bleed' on the print that you can see in the video .. I was assuming this was a light leak of some kind during the developing process because I've seen that before in darkroom development stages accidents .. could a heat to transfer colours from ribbons to the paper method be the cause of this I wonder if someone's using a colour friendly paper to produce a black and white print?If I remember KODAK ELECTRONIC IMAGING PAPER was a thermal printing paper which used heat to transfer colours from ribbons to the paper. Probably around in the late 80s early 90s.
edit: I bought the book shown in this video from a local charity shop ('Strands' in Cromer) for 25p, I haven't included it for any dramatic theatrical reasons, the photograph was just slotted inside this paperback ..
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