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Jan Pietrzak
Member, Freestyle Advisory Board of Photographic Professionals

 


Biography

Jan Paul Pietrzak is a college educator and fine art photographer specializing in the Xtreme Process known as Platinum/Palladium Printing. Born in the mid-west during the late 1940's, Mr. Pietrzak was raised in Southern California where he still makes his home. "The first photograph I made was in 1956, probably of the...full article

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Filters, Filters, Filters
Filters, filters, filters, I have been getting this mantra many times, either in the classroom, on workshops, or in e-mails. First and foremost the most important filter is the one you buy, for each lens that you carry around, exposed to the elements... full article

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Dear Jan, My students need to enlarge negatives for alt-process prints. Kodak no longer makes Direct Duplicating film. Do you know of another Neg to Neg enlarging film? Do you know of any chemistry to reverse process B/W film after it's had small format negs enlarged onto it? -Jo

Mr Pietrzak's Answer:

Jo, The good old days are gone, unfortunately, no one make a one step film anymore...sorry thats the best I can do on that. Inter-negs are a two step process for now. Try working with the Genius film, or the Arista lithos. By diluting the chem...full answer