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Cyanotype Printing, where "Blueprint" comes from - Visual Short
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.ค. 2020
- This short details the cyanotype printing process, which is an analog contact printing process dating back to the 1800s. In fact, it's where the term blueprint comes from.
My name is Paris and I'm a photographer that loves analog processes, whether its analog photography or analog printing or any involved, tangible photographic process. This is a visual short I made in my house on Cyanotype printing, which is an alternative photographic process. Cyanotype is the cheapest alternative process and an easy bridge. My ultimate goal is Platinum Palladium Printing which I touch on at the end of the video.
Instagram: @parispijuan
TH-cam: If you enjoyed this video please consider giving it a thumbs up as it helps out the channel a ton, especially since I have a small channel. I create photography related works like this and others.
Beautiful compositions and excellent results! Just love it. Thank you.
Ok you got me. I'm in love with the channel and with this printing method. I'm going to try it out asap.
haha I'm glad! Its super fun to play around with!
Beautiful. I'm just starting out on my cyanotype adventure - using my negatives. Love the processes and the outcomes
Nice effort, man. You should check out kallitypes as a cheaper alternative to platinum/palladium printing. The results are very similar to the more expensive processes if you tone your kallitype print in a platinum, palladium, or other noble metal solution. Have fun!
Dude are you a PhD candidate or a full time photo enthusiasts? Love this one a lot! The camera angles, piano music, process. Soo soothing 😌
May I ask a question if you don't mind ? What kinds of the LED you used? Is that a UV LED or some special frequency?
song name:
The Waning Moon
Chad Lawson
Hello.. how do you make it black and white? Thank you
Thanks for the video! If you don't mind my asking, what are the chemicals you're adding at 5:58 and 6:14 respectively? Also, did you make your contact printing frame?
Washing soda and Tanic acid! Although I find I’m not a fan of the tanic acid look. Black tea is probably my favorite dye and then coffee. I did not make my contact printer, I believe it was $115 off BH, photographers formulary brand or something it’s great quality.
@@parispijuan8259 Many thanks! Is the final print shown at 7:08 tanic acid or black tea? It looks great, either way. What paper were you using?
@@TPToE no problem! In the video the final prints are with tanic acid toner. I use a variety of heavy weight (~270 gsm) watercolor or cartridge paper. Can’t remember the exact brand for this video. Hope you’re go well!
How did you make the box?!
masking tape!