How to get custom quality prints from APS negatives: can the Advanced Photo System yield high-quality, cropped enlargements? You bet it can!

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Finding a developer who can bring out the best for the advanced photo system (APS) is not easy but the end results can be very rewarding. Time-Life Labs is one source for amateurs and professionals alike. How an excellent result was achieved in one enlargement is examined.

Usage, Photography, Advanced Photo System cameras

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The big blow-up: Leonard Balish gets great big prints from an ordinary SLR

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Balish uses basic camera equipment with a 70-210mm lens to create a variety of colorful images. He then sandwiches two slides with a color tint in 35mm slide mounts. He uses a commercial laboratory to make an internegative from which a color print is rendered.

Innovations, Biography, Color photography, Slides (Photography), Balish, Leonard

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Panorama prints aren't panoramic - but don't let that stop you

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The 35mm cameras being marketed as featuring panoramic capabilities do not qualify for that designation because they do not give a wider than normal view. Some photofinishers will make the same type of panoramic print from an ordinary 35mm negative.

Evaluation, Equipment and supplies, Photography, Panoramic, Panoramic photography, Autofocus cameras, Single lens reflex cameras, Single-lens reflex cameras

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