Okay, this is good. I have yet to do this process and I find comparing
original collodion type processes with this silver emulsion process a
tad confusing in that I thought in the collodion process a "reversal"
step was necessary. In the more modern silver emulsion process is this
not also necessary? Either physical or chemcial? Your description of
the process appears not to require this.
I am setting up to make the plates and order the emulsion but I am
looking to put together a developer either from base chemicals of if
possible use (at the beginning) a local off the shelf developer.
Regards
Mark MacKenzie
www.pastink.com
Jack Fulton wrote:
> *One can achieve 'beautiful' results by taking the metal and painting
> it with black lacquer, allowing a few days for it to dry.*
> *Rockland emulsion will then "flow" on to it (heating it to slightly
> over 100º F aids) and you can develop and print that. Even tone it.
> It's beautiful.*
> *Jack*
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Received on Thu Dec 15 07:33:30 2005
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