There was some traffic asking into autochromes awhile back. For those
still interested I would recommend looking at the new Pinhole Journal
which describes a simple autochrome procedure; in this particular case
using pinhole images. The process is based on dyed rice flour (as opposed
to dyed corn starch). Materials are very simple: rice flour; ink or
transparent dyes in red, green, blue; varnish, clear acetate, B&W film,
color enlarging paper and chemistry. The procedure is described by
Mexican photographer, Carlos Jurado.
Take a look. The results are very interesting.
The Pinhole Journal:
Pinhole Resource
Star Route 15, Box 1355
San Lorenzo, New Mexico 88041
505-536-9942
No email address
Best,
John
John Barnier
12560 Morris Trail North
Marine on St. Croix, Minnesota 55047
612-433-4420
jb@dgi.net