I have tried to search the site on this subject without success. Apologies if I have missed existing info. Does anyone have a straightforward method for producing reversals?

Thanks, Nick

-- Nick Blackburn (nick_blackburn@yahoo.com), July 11, 1999

Answers

At least on the German market, a direkt reversal kit manufactured by Tetenal is available.

-- Thomas Wollstein (wollstein@compuserve.com), July 12, 1999.

There's also Agfa Scala, which is a positive from the get-go (though you've prob'ly already heard of it...?). But it must be processed in the few properly equipped labs worldwide.

-- shawn gibson (shawn.gibson@utoronto.ca), July 12, 1999.

Go here for a start and a link to the RIT photoFAQ for reverse processing Ilford films.

-- Fritz M. Brown (brownf@idhw.state.id.us), July 13, 1999.

http://www.dr5.net

reversal B&W chrome from standard B&W neg film.

-- drwood (drwood@dr5.net), July 17, 1999.

If you have negatives you want to make positives of, try copying or contact printing on Kodak Tech-pan. Developing in print developer will probably give more contrast than wanted. The results are nice in a slide projector, though. Contrast can be controlled with the right develping, but I don't have experience with that.

-- jim jones (jjones@greenhills.net), July 23, 1999.