cleo_m Member Joined Apr 25, 2012 Messages 4 Location Portland, OR Format Large Format Nov 19, 2014 #1 I've been thinking about attempting to make some prints using the Van Dyke Brown process and I'm curious if I could make it work using paper negatives. Any opinions?
I've been thinking about attempting to make some prints using the Van Dyke Brown process and I'm curious if I could make it work using paper negatives. Any opinions?
cliveh Subscriber Joined Oct 9, 2010 Messages 7,523 Format 35mm RF Nov 19, 2014 #2 Of course you could.
TheToadMen Subscriber Joined Sep 18, 2012 Messages 3,570 Location Netherlands, EU Format Pinhole Nov 19, 2014 #3 It certainly does work. Put the paper with the image side down on the VDB emulsion and expect long(er) exposure times. Bert from Holland http://thetoadmen.blogspot.nl
It certainly does work. Put the paper with the image side down on the VDB emulsion and expect long(er) exposure times. Bert from Holland http://thetoadmen.blogspot.nl
OP OP cleo_m Member Joined Apr 25, 2012 Messages 4 Location Portland, OR Format Large Format Nov 19, 2014 #4 Thanks for the responses. Will I need super high-contrast paper negatives?
toguko Member Joined Apr 29, 2014 Messages 10 Location Taipei, Taiw Format Medium Format Dec 30, 2015 #5 not really. a 'normal' paper neg is good.