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Glass plate! took me back to the 1950s when I did my own that way....

Does the tank come with a dipper?

باتشکراز یوتیوب واین دوست عزیز،خیلی خوب بود،لطف کنید درمو رد چسب زیر امولسیون(پایه) هم بفرمایید، فدا.

This is now an old video and the Intrepid camera has been updated quite signifiantly. Intrepid have listened to reveiwers comments....

Tank you,

I've been using Zebra glass plates since the beginning and have loved the quality of the plates, and the final result is amazing.

Will do ❤

Keeping a Skill Alive for Future Photographers 👍

🤓Фотографии супер!!! 👍

I have a speed graphic graphex 4x5 and I was wondering if your 4x5 wet plate holder will work with my camera?

Great design and video was well done.

Nice, and how do you make your dry plate negatives? Thks

How long does it take for the emulsion to soften inside the pot, in hot water, how many degrees does the water have to be?

Wonderfull!

Good job. I'm interested in learning about wet plates, can you make a tutorial on how to make the chemical. Thank you

Excellent. I am just getting into wet plate. I have a 4x5 graphex now and wanting to build an 11x14. Looking forward to getting into this and enjoying myself.

Omg I have a gorgeous 8x10 from the late 1800s in impossibly good condition, but it predates film holder size standardization. Are you able to print all kinds of custom film holder sizes?

I bought the 12x12 Primer camera from zebra and the 12x12 wetplateholder. It works perfect and it is all I need

This is great.

YES!!!!!

Hi! Discovering your channel here. Thanks for the tips! Question: is this place in Bulgaria? I thought I've visited this locations with the wheel, at the Etar village ❤ lived in BG for 2 years now back to France. Cheers

Can I use it to print from film? And can it be used as an image capture medium in a pinhole camera?

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Fantastic 🎉 Just ordered a complete 4x5 kit. Congratulations and good luck!

you mention open source...but i see no link to the source

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"... a freaking submarine ..." I spilled my coffee over my keyboard 🤣 I have seen the quality of your products, no doubt this one is in the same vein Great job Nejc 👍

Would this tank develop sheet Film?

I just bought an Opemus 4. What is the difference between? I see a lot if info about the 3 model but not the 4. Any thoughts?

beautiful shot. do you use a regular red led strip in your darkroom ?

All of your work is amazing! Thank you for sharing all that Stuff. Keep it up! :)

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Very cool. What is the fixer (fixative) solution?

Fantastic job!

If there would be a double button "LIKE", I would have pressed it twice :) Great work!

Received my 11x14 wet-plate holder a few weeks ago. It is by far the finest piece of equipment for the process. The magnetized application, plus the lighter weight, makes it a joy to use. I have plans for my next one from Zebra...a 12x20 for landscapes....and thanks again for the superb and rapid service.

Fantastic! You have my dream job! Makes me want to try my hand at doing something like this in my country

Tip for anyone doing this on a smaller scale (15 ish at a time): I found a small fridge is adequately lightproof for drying plates; ventilation isn't so good as this though of course. Just make sure it's unplugged when you open the door.

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awesome

great job dear

So, no subbing of plates with gelatin? How do you get such good flow and adhesion? The times I did not sub, the emulsion didn't flow on the plate very well and sometimes would lift off in the wash. I'd love to avoid that extra step. I use repurposed glass but clean them really well. What temp is the emulsion when you pour? Do you pre-heat the plates? Perhaps I'm not letting the plates cure long enough? How long do you leave them in the dryer @ 21 degrees ?

This is just amazing. Really regret selling my 9x12 camera, hmmmm....

Just ordered the 8x10, looking forward to using a holder that works well!

Well thought out filming Njec, really shows the effort you go to.Bravo

Thank you!

Amazing, well done!! Very impressed with your plates, have tried the glass and tin types and both are great quality and easy to use!

awesome video, you grow a lot from the first one, great activity ;)

So, the emulsion is orthochromatic, when you do all the work under red light?

i suggest you show more results of the work in your long videos to not turn people off who will get bored watching a red light for 10minutes.