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In article <721655374snz@osea.demon.co.uk> andy@osea.demon.co.uk (Andrew Haveland-Robinson) writes:
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>In article <1992Nov11.060624.28419@philabs.philips.com> hyw@philabs.philips.com writes:
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>>Problem: I have a bunch of 24 bit color images that I want to
>>output onto film via a film recorder. Most service bureaus only
>>output onto slides and will charge alot to output on negative
>>films. What I really want is to record the images onto negatives
>>so that I can print them myself at home. (I am not interested in
>>getting into printing from slides...) 
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>>Question: Have anyone tried inverting an image using an image
>>editing program like Photoshop and then output it onto a slide
>>so that a negative image can be obtained on film. Is it possible
>>to get decent color balance printing a negative image recorded on
>>a slide film? Comments? 
>>
>>Thanks
>>
>>Regards
>>Huay-Yong
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>This is a question I would also like answering, as I use a friendly bureau
>for 35mm slides, and have Photoshop etc. and would like to produce some
>large posters of the raytraced images I create for the portfolio.
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>Practically, I don't see any reason why not - if the output is linear in
>the positive then it ought to be linear in the negative!
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>Andy.
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It's not so simple.  The only reliable way is to use negative film in th
eimage recorder.  See the post in rec.photo for meore details.

-Mark