Re: Maco genius print film

[Guy Glorieux <guy.glorieux@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Dave,

I don't think that you should underestimate your capacity to get a fairly 
good tonal range with paper negatives, if you move to very very large format 
pinhole (room-size cameras where you can actually do extensive in-camera 
dodging/burning-in).

But with my 20x24 pinhole box, I rely on using a yellow filter to reduce the 
contrast (at the cost of up to 1-stop increase in exposure time).  It gives 
me good results.  I normally keep the paper negative as the final art-work.

Best,

Guy