New Wet Plate Collodion Video

Kerik

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Take a look at this video that my daughter Sarah put together. The whole family pitched in on this production.

 

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Looks like your link is missing. (?)

 

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Oops... Fixed it. Sorry about that.

 

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That's a great video.. and the soundtrack too.

I've always wanted to try this type of photography.


Thanks for the video. )

 

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Great stuff! Liked much everything. (Both in terms of photography and video-making...) Thanks for sharing, that was a real treat!

Regards,
Loris.

P.S. You make look everything so easy...

 

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Great vid. One day I'll get organised and do that!

 

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sweet

 

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Kerik, great video! Thanks for sharing. What fixer are you using? Bill Barber

 

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Cool breeze, Kerik.
Looks like you guys are a talented bunch.

 

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Kerik said:

Take a look at this video that my daughter Sarah put together. The whole family pitched in on this production.

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That's great Kerik! Thanks for the video.

 

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Now that's a family having fun, way better than Monopoly.

 

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Great job, talented bunch you all are!!

 

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Thanks! Bruce in the video I'm using KCN. But, I also use concentrated rapid fix. They both work well and the rapid fix won't kill you.

 

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made my night kerik !
great work

john

 

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Please excuse my ignorance. I found www.kerik.com but didn't find the video.

 

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Thanks, John! Laser click here.

 

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Kerik,

Great video, nice plates. You have the coolest family ever.

 

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Thank you. The image in the film cleared so quickly, I was curious. I've used KCN in a workshop, however am not totally comfortable with it, so plan to use rapid fix in a project I am beginning. Bill Barber

 

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Thanks, Jeff - Ha! Well, I think so, but I am a little biased.

Bill, try Kodak or Ilford rapid fix at twice the strength you would use for film. It clears nearly as fast as KCN. The plates look a little different, but still very, very nice.

 

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Hi Kerik,

What was the "gizmo" you were using to hold the plate while you made your pour?

 

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Jim it's a suction cup thingy you would stick to your shower wall and hang a razor or wash cloth off of it. Home Depot or similar.

 

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And besides the cool gizmo, you're wearing an A7X shirt. Good job!