mmatusz@pdq.net
Date: 05/02/03-08:03:21 AM Z
FOr the split tone prints I follow the directions and chemistry as
described by M. Ware. You should get a copy of his excellent article. The
sensitizer consists of sodium tetrachloroaurate, disodium salt of
thiodipropionic acid and ferric ammonium oxalate. My developer of choice
is citric acid. John Rudiak has an excellent practical description on the
preparation of chemistry. You should be able to find it, if not I have a
copy somewhere. I am working on a consistent way of producing red
chrysotypes, but I am not there yet. One thing you will notice that
humidity plays a major role in determining the colour of the print. I am
also experimenting with the chrysotype chemistry without the addition of
the ligand, thiodipropionic acid. It is too early to report on it. Hope
this helps.
Marek
> Sorry Marek,
> I send the post before I readed your detailed answer about Satista
> process. Thank you.
> Could you tell us about your Chrysotype technique a bit more?
>
> Greetings from Slovenia
> Stane Kocar
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: <mmatusz@pdq.net>
> To: <alt-photo-process-l@sask.usask.ca>
> Sent: Thursday, April 24, 2003 6:35 PM
> Subject: Re: Link to my Alt-Photos
>
>
> Stane,
> Could you be more specific of what you would like to know.
> Marek
>
>> Marek, I like your work. What a chrysotypes you have made.
>> I would like to know more details about your Satista and new
>> Chrysotype print technique (as much as you may share with us). Thanks
>> a lot.
>>
>> Stane Kocar
>> Slovenia
>>
>> ----- Original Message -----
>> From: <mmatusz@pdq.net>
>> To: <alt-photo-process-l@sask.usask.ca>
>> Sent: Friday, April 18, 2003 5:01 PM
>> Subject: Re: Link to my Alt-Photos
>>
>>
>> I cam up with a slightly different process that uses platinum
>> sensitizer and silver solution for development (no glycerine). The
>> amount of platinum varies from 1/4 to 1/16 of what you would use for
>> platinum print. There are two examples of prints on my alt web site
>> http://www.alternativephotography.com/marek_matusz.html
>> The description of prints on the site are reversed. The gold toned
>> print is pure black black. I am adding a few more prints, so you might
>> chek in a few days.
>> I would be happy to send details if anybody is interested.
>> Marek Matusz
>>
>>
>>
>>> This process was created by Willis when the platinum price was
>>> getting high. It's an economic way to produce images in between
>>> silver and platinum. Chemicals are the same as in pd/pt printing but
>>> developer will be glycerin and silver nitrate. You will get much more
>>> informations (technical & how to) from B & S website.
>>> I hope it will help
>>> --
>>> Ayral Philippe
>>>
>>> Tél/Fax: +33 (0)450 39 79 81
>>> http://perso.club-internet.fr/payral
>>> http://www.focale.ch
>>>
>>> Amy Cutting a *crit :
>>>>
>>>> Philippe,
>>>> I'm sorry, I haven't heard of satista prints before. Could you give
>>>> me a bit of an overview of the process?
>>>> Many thanks, Amy Cutting
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