WHAT IS THE NAME OF THE MANUFACTURE THAT MAKES A TRANSPARENT FILM IN 8" X 10" SHEETS THAT CAN BE PROCESSED LIKE RC PAPER (D76 CHEMICALES). I KNOW IT EXISTS, I HAVE USED IT BEFORE.

-- NEIL SALLEY (NEILSALLEY@AOL.COM), October 23, 1999

Answers

Neil,

Is it possible that you are thinking of Kodak's SO-132--Professional Black and White Duplicating Film? It is a very slow, blue sensitive emulsion that will process to a positive in D-76. I am not certain that it is still available in 8x10 sheets however. Give the folks at Kodak a call at 1-800-242-2424.

Michael D. D'Avignon

-- Michael D. D'Avignon (LoungeAxe@aol.com), October 24, 1999.

Freestyle (Arista) in California used to carry it too. I don't have a catalog right now. You may want to check their web site for it.

-- Christian Harkness (chris.harkness@eudoramail.com), October 24, 1999.

I think you're talking about Kodak Duratrans. It's a material you print on like paper, but it's designed to be back illuminated. Don't know if they still make it, but check your local Kodak dealer, who should look in the Professional Products Catalog.

-- Conrad Hoffman (choffman@rpa.net), November 15, 1999.