Just wanted to share these photograms I made with colour negative paper, it worked out really well!
and the positive as well
and the positive as well
If you print colour film already, it is quite straightforeward; You simply lay your subject on a sheet of colour paper under your enlarger and expose it to light than process it in standard RA4 chemicals. For light filtration I use a piece of colour negative film processed but not exposed (therefore transparent) and I set the colour filters for that film base. For exposure you have to do some tests, but you may get good results with a lot of different exposure times. To print the positive image you can put the negative one face down on a new sheet of paper and expose it with the same filtration. As for exposure time, again, a test is essential.Very nicely done!
Is there a tutorial somewhere or can you explain how to do it?
Thank you, this looks like fun!If you print colour film already, it is quite straightforeward; You simply lay your subject on a sheet of colour paper under your enlarger and expose it to light than process it in standard RA4 chemicals. For light filtration I use a piece of colour negative film processed but not exposed (therefore transparent) and I set the colour filters for that film base. For exposure you have to do some tests, but you may get good results with a lot of different exposure times. To print the positive image you can put the negative one face down on a new sheet of paper and expose it with the same filtration. As for exposure time, again, a test is essential.
All of this could be done in black and white as well
I haven't made any more, but I'll definitely make more in the future.i hope you continue making them !
ah thanks! I didn't notice the gallery! I guess I'll have to buy a subscription then. Is it nice there?hi berri
the best place to post these would be in the gallery, which isn't available to you as a "member"
to post them in the gallery one must purchase a subscription ... then you can upload them.
in a thread like this, is OK i suppose, but i it is ez to miss them
and speaking for myself, if you make more, i'd hate to miss them !
have fun!
john
Who's John?They look gorgeous, Berri. When I saw the thread title, I immediately thought of John & was glad to see him weigh in. 'Seems you two would have a bit to talk about.
Man!I will make some more, if It made such a success
Now I installed Durst a colour processeor in my darkroom, so I have to wait to have it up and running before I do anithing else!
I wanted to try wild helleborus, but it is very green, so I guess it'll come out just magenta...
Yes! it's cool! and with a bit of patience I managed to get it for a good price! It is a major help since I don't have running water in the durk room but it is in the next room. So I gather all the prints in a washing tray and then bring them all together to wash, I now work much fater!Man!
with your analyzer and your Durst processor you are going to be cranking the prints out easily. I'd LOVE to have a processor...exposed paper in one end...print out the other end.
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