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Looking for T-Max or Technical pan glass plates
Hi all,
I am currently attempting an experiment that involves bleaching of negatives. I am new to this sort of process but I understand that this is typically donde with either holographic or plates or photographic plates with glass substrate. (I am unsure of whether bleaching can be attempted on your regular acetate or ESTAR-backed films or not) I have asked our local and other vendors only to learn that Kodak discontinued these products in 2001. Do any of you know of other vendors or perhaps a distributor with a backlog of these plates? Thanks a lot, Carlos |
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