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  • hey! could you explain how you did the negatives from the printer? i know its a matter of scanning the original negative and then printing on transparency paper, but i just wanna know the exact details so i do it correctly. thanks!

  • Awesome! I just ordered some film for my box camera, I have to try this process.

    It would also be interesting to experiment with some digital art, the possibilities are endless!

  • wonderful stuff thanks so much for sharing

    

  • this is awesome! I'm a fashion designer and I would like to try it on fabrics, but I need your consideration first. Can this techniue be applied in fabrics?

  • can this technique be applied on fabrics??

  • Very helpful video and you got wonderful results!

  • That was a truly great video. Thanks :)

  • Thanks aperturius! I'll have to try that. I always use hydrogen peroxide, but am curious to see how vinegar works

  • Extra tip: if your prints are coming out with too much contrast using just water, try a 1:1 mix of vinegar + water. This will bring out more tonal range than water alone.

  • So all the darkened areas of the negative are going to be white? Thanks for the tutorial! I'm going to make so blueprints!

  • love this video! what kind of watercolour paper did you use? arches? i'm going toi start cyanotype soon but will use sun to expose the paper.. how many minutes do you usually expose your paper? thanks a lot!

  • thank you very helpful video...now i dont have to go buy a book about it

  • What paper do you use?

  • I like many papers, but watercolor papers work very well

  • @JakeOConnell

    Resume paper also works very well because of its fibrous nature, but it's more expensive and you need to look out for the watermark.

  • awesome soundtrack! and amazing video, is that a 8x10 in camera negative?

  • Thanks, The negative was made using a inkjet printer, although I do use some vintage 8x10 in camera negatives.

  • FANTASTIC video Jeff well done.... I love the effect and the final look, way cool.

  • That was excellent! I so want to have a go at this, can you tell me what the chemicals are in bottles A & B! I live in OZ so I can't really use your supplier! LOL!

    Gabe :)

  • * Ammonium iron(III) citrate * Potassium ferricyanide

    you can get them from most old fashioned photography stores that sell darkroom chemicals. sometimes they are premixed, sometimes you have to add water. ether way it's pretty easy.

  • Oh thank you so much!

    Gabe :)

  • Sorry I took so long to respond:)

    Solution A:

    Ferric Ammonium Citrate 10 grams + 50 ml of water

    Solution B:

    Potassium Ferricyanide 4 grams + 50 ml of water

  • Awwh thank you! :) Yes now I have to find a photography shop that hasn't closed down! :( The local ones don't sell it and most of the non digital shops have closed! Will keep looking!

    Gabe :)

  • Awesome!!!

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