Shoot Paper in your Hassey or TLR

[farlymac]

Here's a new product from Galaxy in 120 rolls.

http://petapixel.com/2016/04/14/galaxys-direct-positive-photo-paper-now-available-medium-format/

Now, if they could do that in 220...

PF

 

[zuiko85]

I'd be interested it that developed as a negative and contact printed or scanned. It would be nice to have a 'film' that could be handled under safelight.

 

[Mablo]

If I'll ever get a Galaxy roll in my hands I'd use it as a paper negative for my Zeiss Tengor 6x9 box camera. That would be fun!

 

[robert blu]

In the 120 format you can also shoot this film made on japanese paper.
Very low iso, tripod necessary I think.
robert
PS: I bought one but not yet tried!

 

[Ong]

Should be interesting, backed for 5 rolls.

 

[Jhausler]

do you need their special chemicals to develop it?

 

[JoeV]

do you need their special chemicals to develop it?

Unfortunately, yes. This is not like Harman's Direct Positive Paper, than requires only conventional paper chemistry. This is a fast, "conventional" silver gelatin emulsion that requires special reversal chemistry to make positive images.

~Joe