- blow-ups and
transferred to
large format Kodalith high-contrast film.
These negatives were then used to make
Kodalith sheets with a
reverse (positive) image...
- they took
inspiration from
testing some
practical effects, such as
using Kodalith masks as
would have been done in the 1980s, to
develop the appropriate...
- they took
inspiration from
testing some
practical effects, such as
using Kodalith masks as
would have been done in the 1980s, to
develop the appropriate...
- Melbourne. He
started producing work in the
early 1970s
using Orthochromatic Kodalith paper and
extensive work in the
darkroom to
produce his images. Folios...
- sharpness, and very high
resolving power. DX Coded. US 135-24 FPP
Kodak Kodalith - ? B&W
Print US 135 FPP BW IR - P 200 B&W
Print Film with ifra-red characteristics...
- with
dilute lithographic developing chemistry (Moersch Easy Lith A&B,
Kodalith sold in A and B
powdered packages, and a few
others also out of production...
-
Positive 7302
_______________ ___ |___| 40/17 10/11
Kodalith Ortho 2556, Type 3
Unnotched 10/15 6/9
Kodalith Pan 2568
_______ _ ___
_____ \/ \/ \/ 40/17 36/16...
-
create perfect-sized
stars on an 8-by-360-inch (20-by-914-centimetre)
Kodalith negative sheet film.
Because of the
nature of IMAX,
filming some scenes...
- on a pin-registered
camera on a high
contrast film such as
Kodaline or
Kodalith to
create 35mm
mattes used in the
optical slide printing process. Other...
-
Phillip Quirk,
Graham Howe and John Williams, the
warmth of
Robert Besanko's
Kodalith paper, and Max ****in's
toned prints of the 1930s, as it does American...
