[pure-silver] Re: printing Kodak's C-41 "black and white" film

we always have one or two students each session who try printing c-41 processed 
b&w negatives. the times will be longer and the contrast can be a stuggle; 
however, it can be done. Someone suggested that split printing is very helpful 
with these negatives. 
I shot some stuff using a roll of Kodak's version to experiment with split 
printing to have a better understanding so i could better assist my students. 
It is still on my list to accomplish before the end of the year.

So your experience falls in line with what I see in our gang darkroom. 
regards,
ann

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> I experimented in August with shooting Kodak's "black and white" film 
> that can be processed at a one hour lab. Some of my friends love 
> this film. But, when I went to make the contact sheets, they seemed 
> to require a lot more exposure time and the results looked rather 
> flat. Has anybody printed with this film, and if so, what are your 
> feelings about it? 
> 
> --shannon 
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