tri color printing

[removed account4]

can someone point me in the right direction ..
a few days ago ( a week or 2 ? ) i read here
of someone who make tri color prints.
they used to do it the olde fashioned way
however now s/he use newer technology to collate
the separation films. does anyone remember
the thread or was it somewhere else ?

thanks!

john

 

[pentaxuser]

Is this the effect of shooting 3 negs through three coloured filters to produce eventually a coloured print? Mark Antony an APUGer has a site called Photo Utopia. On the home page he has an article on what he calls Trichrome from RGB but I don't think he mentions using a non computer based system i.e. the old fashioned way. It involves "channels".

pentaxuser

 

[jd callow]

Hybrid has a number of threads on the subject. The way it is done there is to produce 3 digital negs (CMY) and to use a traditional form of pin registered gum over printing.

 

[Mark Antony]

Hi
I do this from time to time I have the Process here:
http://photo-utopia.blogspot.com/2007/11/colour-images-from-b-film.html
It is hybrid process so PM me if you want advice.
regards
Mark

Tri-Chrome Neopan 400

 

[removed account4]

thank you all very much!
mark, it WAS you

john

 

[jasonjoo]

Wow, that is VERY cool. Gonna pick up some filters now

 

[fschifano]

Ah yes, three strip Technicolor. It's difficult to make one photo that way. Imagine how it was done for the movies!

 

[nze]

John you may check here. In french but so good information about the process and the different to make it ( from trichromie, bichromie or even hexachromie)

 

[removed account4]

hi chris

thanks for the link!

john

 

[jgcull]

Mark Antony... so nice!

 

[Mark Antony]

Thank you, I have fun with the process.
Mark