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A Few Wet Plate Style Pictures Taken In The Shop! Sam Green stopped by to take some old style pictures . Each picture had an exposure of about 7 minutes . and probably took around 20 mins per picture . The final product ends up on a thin piece of aluminum!
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Re: A Few Wet Plate Style Pictures Taken In The Shop! Interesting. The first pix looks like something out of Victor Page's book on the MODEL A FORD.
Joe K |
Re: A Few Wet Plate Style Pictures Taken In The Shop! As a famous person once said 'They're GREEAAT!' How did he print them from aluminum?
Mike |
Re: A Few Wet Plate Style Pictures Taken In The Shop! Very cool. I've done a lot of Film photography but never wet plate. That takes real skills and major luck!!!Looks great.
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Re: A Few Wet Plate Style Pictures Taken In The Shop! Did the person in the last picture hold that position for 7 minutes?
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Re: A Few Wet Plate Style Pictures Taken In The Shop! Is that my Roadster along with your Coupe in Photo #2? ...very cool, regardless!
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Re: A Few Wet Plate Style Pictures Taken In The Shop! I would love to know more about the whole process!
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Re: A Few Wet Plate Style Pictures Taken In The Shop! Look up wet plate colodion. This was one of the first photography processes. I'm not sure how it's done in modern times but back in the day mercury fumes were part of the developing proccess
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Tom, I tweaked your prints a bit.....they do look old timey
Mike B. |
Re: A Few Wet Plate Style Pictures Taken In The Shop! Quote:
very cool photos none the less |
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