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Akin4U
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Fulltime RV Life
Tampa Florida Wedding Photographer - Nolan Akin Photography
A short slideshow portfolio of my work. Living in the Tampa Florida area we cater to all Florida resident couples and those looking for destination photography for their special wedding day. Combining our amazing style, easy sharable online galleries for proofing and prints, and a customer service second to non we pride ourselves on what we do and how we can make your special days memories last forever.
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A local furniture manufacturer is breaking the mold with hand made affordable products. They do it by eliminating the show room and using the web as a means to showcase their work. This allows them to offer American made quality furniture at prices at or below wholesale. This allows for furniture to be made potentially less expensive than DIY. www.americanrusticdesign.com
Art Resin - How to Art Resin your photography prints and make them stand out! DIY
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Wedding Photographer applies art resin to photos. Photos being used for display at a bridal show. Get art resin here. This video shows how to apply Art Resin to your photography prints. Learn to DIY and make it look like its mounted to glass. artresin.myshopify.com?rfsn=246671.f381a
Beautiful
Thank you
did you need to seal the photos before putting down the resin?
Which material did you printed your images on?
Which paper use for photo?
I used cannon pro luster photo paper.
tnx bro❤
Very beautiful 🤩 If I want to mount these on the wall what would you recommend
Thank you. I went to Hobby Lobby and got the hardware they use to hang picture frames.
What kind of glue you use to mount pictures to board ?
How the back look as well? How you hang them
I used a 3m spray adhesive I got from Home Depot. To hang them I just went to Hobby Lobby and got hardware that you would use to hang a picture frame. @@shenedraglenn1740
Thank you for the info
are the photos printed on sticker paper? of a photo paper and glue it on the MDF board? anyone who knows could give me an answer 🙂
Hello sir ...what kind of print is this?
WHAT PAPER TYPE USED TO PRINT OUT THE IMAGE
I used the canon pro luster paper.
Have you ever taken the canvas off the frame to resin over it on a wood base?
I have not but I bet it would come out good.
Thanks for your respond but sanding the dripples that is very annoying process and still you not able to sand all of them without some traces. Did you tried to protect the back from the dripples with some tape, for example?
I havent tried that but Im sure it would work.
You used mdf board? I thought only birch could be used, i cam to see if redwood could be used.
Thanks for your beautiful video! I just have the question: how did you manage to get rid of the dripples on the back of your photograph? That is very important process.
I just sanded them off after the resin had cured.
Thank you! Ive been wanting to do this for awhile.
Great concise video. I was thinking about trying this. I feel much better about investing the time and money now.
Thank you! Glad it helped.
Nice work my friend .. very neat .. I was wondering .. I dont have a torch .. will a heat gun work.. I have never done this before and I am interested in doing it .. thank you for sharing this with us :)
A heat gun also works great. Ive used that on a couple projects. A blow dryer also will suffice as long as it has a high setting.
The part where you pointed at the photo so the person filming knew what was going on made me laugh ☺️ thanks for the tutorial!
Haha. Thank you. This was my first ever youtube video and my videographer was my 14 year old son. We had a great time making it. Thank you for watching.
@@akin4u that's awesome! Keeping it alive!
What is MDF? is that wood?
Yes it is. Its Kind of a really dense particle board. Think of it like an industrial strength cardboard.
Great work ,thank you for this generous information.What other options are available apart from mdf which is a little bit expensive for me as a beginer
You could get any wood thats about .5 inch thick and sand it down. It could be from an old pallet or just scrap from a job site.
this is awesome thank you!
Thank you!
Beautiful
Thank you!
You mentioned a digital photo. I want to resin a photograph from a negative on a tray. Does the fact that it from this source make a difference on the picture?
I dont think that would matter at all. Result should be the same.
Just curious how this video was uploaded on May 20, 2016, yet in one of the pictures, the bride's shoe has a date of June 24th, 2017 (see 6:41). How did that happen?
It was a save the date shoot. That picture was their future wedding date at the time of the shoot.
This is a SUPERB post. Thank you so much. I don't have as nice of a printer as what you mentioned. When ordering my prints, should I order matte finish, glossy, e-surface, lustre...? Also, if you happen to have some printer recommendations, I'm all ears! Thank you, again!
I really liked that printer the Cannon pro 10. It worked great and did great prints. As far as what paper I would just pick an economy print because the resin is going to make whatever you print look super glossy anyway. I did however print those on a Luster paper.
Just a note for people wanting to do this for life time memory pictures...resin yellows as it ages. Not sure if art resin does as well...but you might want to check first hand. 'All resins currently available on the market as of April 2013 will experience yellowing over time, so many products have a UV stabilizer added to them to minimize and delay this effect.'
Are the pictures laminated first?
No. Just the resin over top.
@@akin4u how did the wetness not destroy the pictures?
@@morgancalvi6675 The resin dries relatively quick. Doesn't have time to warp under the weight of the resin.
@@akin4u wait....many resins take days to cure and dry...what kind of resin do you use?
@@morgancalvi6675 Its a brand called art resin. cures in a few hours.
How did u get the pictures to stick to the Mdf. Board ?
I used a spray glue from home depot called 3M. Its in the paint section and its a red can.
Could you post more videos of photoshoots and doing the prints. I really love this video.
I definitely will. Thank you for the compliment.
@@akin4u Thank you. I can't wait. What kind of material did you use for the pictures to print?
Hi, it’s beautiful. Can you tell me if after years the pictures look the same as first day, I mean if the pictures turned yellow or not
Thank you. So far no yellowing has occurred.
Video starts at 2:58 😤
Do you cover the photographs with anything before applying the resin? I've been watching other videos and they all say to add art potch or mod podge to protect the photo from being destroyed??
Did you buy your own frames and what design are those
Gorgeous!!!
Thank you
Can you use a photo if you get it printed off like at Walmart
Great work! And nice shots
Amazon sale a resin heat gun now just for removing air bubbles from resin and not too costly either!
Hi did you put anything on top of the print before you poured the resin on it. And what was the name of adhesive you used. I've been wanting to do this project for my boyfriend for Father's Day but a bit nervous as I haven't done a photo resin before. Thanks for this video.
No need to put anything on the print. The adhesive is a red can from home depot in the paint section. Its just a spry glue. Good luck on the project.
Working on wood is one thing. Canvases tend to sag so more of the resin collects in the middle and the edges will dry out with little resin. Need another coat to smoothen out the edges.
My question is what did you deal your pictures with
Have you ever had a face mounted acrylic print? Curious how this compares.
I have not but I've seen them. This looks very similar.
Did you sand them down?
I did not. That's a day after the pour.
Hey there. I need help. Lol. I’ve done this proves twice now. Mixed all well and so on. However they aren’t coming out well at all.
Keep doing but try different techniques.
Hi mate, I’ve attempted this several times now on A3 prints, however, I’m finding that I get a lot of dust in the print before the bubbles pop, the bubbles are taking ages to vanish too. I’m using a different brand of Resin but will be looking in to ArtResin. Did you find the bubbles vanished straight away? Also what were your final results when it came to dust and hair particles?
Sounds like you need to create a dust free environment. Look into getting an air purifier for that, and a torch for the bubbles. Hope this helps
@@yeniquebeckford7461 Good shout on the air purifier, I’ll pick one up today and see if the results any better :) thanks for the reply!
Great work. I know this is an old video, but it’s stunning. Can you show us a video on how to transfer a image to wood
I second that request.
What type adhesive did you use to adhere the photos please
It's 3m spray adhesive from Home depot in the paint section. Red can.
Great demonstration, super idea. Thanks for the info, Nolan:)
really nice
Your photos are just breathtakingly beautiful!!! I am getting back into photography finally, it's my passion & I just pray that I take photos just half as gorgeous as you! ❤️You are one of the most talented photographers I've seen in a long time!! Great job with the resin as well! I came to watch this because I was thinking of doing some photos myself with resin to give as gifts to my clients, & after seeing how beautiful they turned out, I definitely think I will for sure be doing so! Thank you!!
Thank you so much for the compliments. It means a lot to me. 😊