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Recent content by Ślepy Fotografer

  1. Ślepy Fotografer

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    Use and erase, ULF, Positive Photochromic, Studio use Thin, Ready to cut polymer film

    Thanks for such a quick response, I'm interested. Just expose it like that? How long is the image visible before it can be scanned?
  2. Ślepy Fotografer

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    Use and erase, ULF, Positive Photochromic, Studio use Thin, Ready to cut polymer film

    Cześć, znalazłem ten wątek, chociaż minęło 10 lat, a linki już nie działają. Czy jest szansa na znalezienie więcej informacji? Jestem zainteresowany.
  3. Ślepy Fotografer

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    colored cyanotype

    that's exactly what it is
  4. Ślepy Fotografer

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    colored cyanotype

    from two negatives, yellow and blue-green, toning and bleaching, exposure time from 10 to 30 minutes for a yellow negative
  5. Ślepy Fotografer

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    colored cyanotype

    two-color cyanotype, from two negatives, yellow and blue-green, toning and bleaching, exposure time from 10 to 30 minutes for a yellow negative https://flic.kr/p/2naAZY5
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    printed paper as a negative

    no, it's not gum bichromate, I know the process too, it's just a cyanotype, there are ways to get a color other than blue, toning, whitening, staining. There are many tutorials on this topic
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    printed paper as a negative

    no need to apologize, I respect your opinion, but I believe that you can get something interesting, you could make a two-color cyanotype from two paper negatives https://flickr.com/photos/192786998@N04/51944609743/in/dateposted-public/
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    printed paper as a negative

    Negatives not only on Pictorico foil. A paper negative has been known for a long time - one of the first - waxed paper for contact prints, made by William Henry Fox Talbot. Plus, my video doesn't reveal anything revealing, but there's something that Mr. Talbot didn't have - he didn't have a...
  9. Ślepy Fotografer

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    Herb developer

    Basic develop recipe that I use for 300 ml is 4.5 g of thyme 15g of soda ash and 2.5 g of vitamin C
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    Herb developer

    The skull and thyme are just the gadgets in the picture
  11. Ślepy Fotografer

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    Herb developer

    only thyme, you can change the language in the video settings
  12. Ślepy Fotografer

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    Herb developer

    Hi, I did come across information develop from herbs. I decided to check it out in practice. I made a few tries. I used fomapan 100. It still requires a lot of testing, but it works. there are a few samples in this movie, if anyone is interested, feel free to talk.
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