Fintan Member Joined Jan 29, 2004 Messages 1,795 Location Ireland Format Multi Format Nov 11, 2004 #1 I'd like to try this technique but wondering if 6x6 is too small to bother? Does anyone have any good links or info on lifting? fintan
I'd like to try this technique but wondering if 6x6 is too small to bother? Does anyone have any good links or info on lifting? fintan
kchittenden Member Joined Jul 19, 2004 Messages 54 Location Missouri Format Large Format Nov 11, 2004 #2 http://www.pacificsites.com/~hdupre/ and kathleen carr's books both are good references and well worth the money. 6x6 is a little small, 4x5 is better. You could start to experiment with 6x6 - there is a "learning curve" with the technique.
http://www.pacificsites.com/~hdupre/ and kathleen carr's books both are good references and well worth the money. 6x6 is a little small, 4x5 is better. You could start to experiment with 6x6 - there is a "learning curve" with the technique.
Ole Moderator Moderator Joined Sep 9, 2002 Messages 9,244 Location Bergen, Norway Format Large Format Nov 11, 2004 #3 Try http://www.polaroid.com then "Creative Techniques:How to". This isn't quite the way I have done it, but it works (so does my way )
Try http://www.polaroid.com then "Creative Techniques:How to". This isn't quite the way I have done it, but it works (so does my way )
ann Subscriber Joined Sep 10, 2002 Messages 3,336 Format 35mm Nov 11, 2004 #4 We also do them with the 669 film which is much smaller than 4 x 5 but just as much fun. Much more colorful than a transfer.
We also do them with the 669 film which is much smaller than 4 x 5 but just as much fun. Much more colorful than a transfer.
OP OP Fintan Member Joined Jan 29, 2004 Messages 1,795 Location Ireland Format Multi Format Nov 11, 2004 #5 wow, i didnt realise you could tone them aswell, that should have been obvious. thanks for the info
Melisa Taylor Member Joined Oct 8, 2004 Messages 112 Location Tampa, Flori Format Multi Format Nov 11, 2004 #6 Fintan, i have a tutorial on my site, hope it helps! http://www.elvissoutherndeathcult.com/emulsionlift.htm
Fintan, i have a tutorial on my site, hope it helps! http://www.elvissoutherndeathcult.com/emulsionlift.htm
ann Subscriber Joined Sep 10, 2002 Messages 3,336 Format 35mm Nov 11, 2004 #7 you can also use slide film, place in a daylab to enlarge to what ever size you wish, depending on the base size of the daylab of course.
you can also use slide film, place in a daylab to enlarge to what ever size you wish, depending on the base size of the daylab of course.
rogueish Member Joined Apr 30, 2004 Messages 876 Location 3rd Rock Format Multi Format Nov 11, 2004 #8 Thanks Melisa (and Ann and Ole and kchittenden)! Something I 've wanted to try for a while but never knew it was so easy (relatively speaking).
Thanks Melisa (and Ann and Ole and kchittenden)! Something I 've wanted to try for a while but never knew it was so easy (relatively speaking).