mark@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Well something got me wondering today. Is there a practical way to convert a digital file to a negative for conventional printing at home. I know the best way is a film recorder, but is there another way that is more practical for home use? Some type of copy negs, printing on a material I might not be aware? I am sure there are some ways other than the film recorder, then again maybe not. I had students printing reversed B&W images (negatives) onto transparency film to make contact positives in college, or positives to make contacts to create silver based negs. I attempted to play about with creating colour negs but time got in the the way and I never finishd that task karl
