2010-11-08 // 17:12:15
sniki
Thanks for explain yourself; at the time being I've used bleach in solution just to soften too dark Pola prints; take also a look to this site:
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^ I've seen that article from your link. I use bleach on a soft paper towel and rub or wipe off the black backing. The link you gave takes a lot longer than what I do. I think you have to use cold or very cold water when washing the negative "goop" off - otherwise the emulsion can come off. I also use what we call blue painters tape to hold the negative down on the glass. It is less sticky than the silver tape usually recommended in the tutorials.

2010-11-08 // 16:29:13
sniki
Do you mean the picture showed is just the scanned recovered negative as it comes?

^ Hi and thanks for the question. The scanner automatically inverts the negative to positive and there is the option to adjust levels, color balance curves etc. In this case - if I remember right I jut let the scanner make the initial change. It might be fun to take the negative to a lab and see what the print would look like by traditional printing methods. I want to try my saved Fuji B&W negatives on a B&W enlarger I just got for free..!