Nice. Ive been wanting to find out more about this process. Have you considered using magnets for the film holders? This would allow you to ensure exact and repeat alignment as well as the film flatness, and allow you to fine tune the flatness adjustments by varying the thickness of metal strips used with the magnets.
Very interesting technique! I'm not after alternative darkroom printing, but to have an alternative to the very expensive color negative material and doing the compositing with scans in Photoshop (or whatever). Since it needs 3 B&W negatives, it only is cheaper with cheap film stocks like Fomapan. Can you show some results?
Nice. Ive been wanting to find out more about this process. Have you considered using magnets for the film holders? This would allow you to ensure exact and repeat alignment as well as the film flatness, and allow you to fine tune the flatness adjustments by varying the thickness of metal strips used with the magnets.
Very interesting technique! I'm not after alternative darkroom printing, but to have an alternative to the very expensive color negative material and doing the compositing with scans in Photoshop (or whatever). Since it needs 3 B&W negatives, it only is cheaper with cheap film stocks like Fomapan. Can you show some results?