Posted by: Clayphoto on January 06, 2004 at 10:28:26

Yeap.... in laymans terms, all paper and film are made of Morton table salt loaded with silver, suspended in jello and stuck onto something. Matter of fact, if you go to high end art shows, the black and white photos usually have a tag that calls the picture a "Silver Gelatin print". Which means silver suspended in gelatin. Color film is the much more intricate, but essentially it starts off as 3 or 4 layers of B&W film. For really strange stuff... the original color film process used potatoe starch to form the image. Amazing how low tech photo is. :) Clayton : Photos have gelatin in them? : : I bought paintballs six months ago. They are JT Maxim 2 paintballs. Could they have mad cow in them? : : from James Statter

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