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I love negatives and they are collectible. Legendary has a ton of them on Ebay right now. I think prices are kept down on them because they are usually very fragile, maintenence can be a pain and shelf life can conceivably be much shorter then an original print. Also, you can't really display them. Fortunately, there are great scanners out right now which can create wonderful prints from original negatives for you, given a lot of patience and a little bit of a learning curve, especially on larger format and glass type negs. Just a few years ago I had a hard time finding a photo developer in my area willing to handle glass negs, and it would cost a bit when you did. Now I can develop them on my own, digitally. Last edited by D. Bergin; 02-10-2010 at 03:03 PM. Reason: typo |
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