john Cambece
(K=188) - Comment Date 5/18/2006
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is photoshop alwayed to be used?
Cambece
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john Cambece
(K=188) - Comment Date 5/18/2006
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allowed to be use is what i ment
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Matej Maceas
(K=24381) - Comment Date 5/18/2006
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One option is to tone prints in black tea or coffee.
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Helen Bach
(K=2331) - Comment Date 5/19/2006
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Gayle's Eclectic Photos
(K=91033) - Comment Date 5/19/2006
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hi,just so ya know,sometimes members ask the same question more than once in different forum categories...this particular one was answered some time back here:http://www.usefilm.com/Photo_Forum/1/1012112/
I never saw his vintage work after that and no activity from him at UF for some time now...just thought you should know.
regards,gayle
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Gayle's Eclectic Photos
(K=91033) - Comment Date 5/19/2006
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hahaha...Helen,when i posted my comment about the dupe,yours wasn't there,but now it is,so guess we posted within secs..LOL..yeah,i have noticed older posts rising to the top and some are very old!
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Chris Marsh
(K=210) - Comment Date 5/19/2006
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I am still around, but I havn't been active as I'm in the middle of my exams and been revising. Unfortunatley all your tips were a bit too late as my project finished at the end of March, but I did try the tea during my project and found it to be effective. I did post a similar article in the Photography techniques forum asking for Vintage style techniques for photography.
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Scott McFadden
(K=5643) - Comment Date 6/1/2007
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Caustic soda for cheap n nasty sepia.
Intensifiers for extra grain.
cup your hands round lens to make a nice vinginette in enlarger.
or cut a nice shape and hold partway in image beam in enlarger whilst slightly moving
Experimenting with developing is where the fun is.
And its so much more fun then photoshop.
not that i hate photoshop its just less fun then hands on stuff.
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