tomtodeath
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http://www.grand-illusions.com/roman.htm
found this link on the makezine blog, looks pretty cool.. has anyone tried this before?
found this link on the makezine blog, looks pretty cool.. has anyone tried this before?
terrafirmanada
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I have tried a similar concept. What I tried to do was change the coloring of leaves and grass by placing negatives over said vegetation. I do have a jar of liquid light in the fridge that is for this typeof application that you have pointed out, but I ave not tried it yet. Too busy painting.
Pherdinand
the snow must go on
Bryce
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O.K., my interest is piqued! Now, how to fix the image....
So does it have to be a geranium leaf? How about a rhubarb leaf? A large palm frond?
So does it have to be a geranium leaf? How about a rhubarb leaf? A large palm frond?
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Kyle
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Pherdinand said:
http://www.freestylephoto.biz/sc_main.php?cat_id=108
Liquid emulsions that allow you to "paint" light sensitive emulsions onto many different objects so you can make prints out of them.
I've always wondered how well it worked...
titrisol
Bottom Feeder
Liquid emulsion is pretty awesome, Liquid light ha been around for a while, and wuld be weel worth the money.
I have not used that brand but used to make luqified emulsions to print stuff on dishes way back when (it was a relatively easy process), We bought from an Agfa plant from uruguay (thorugh a reseller in my honetown)
I think MACO has a liquid emulsion as well.
I have not used that brand but used to make luqified emulsions to print stuff on dishes way back when (it was a relatively easy process), We bought from an Agfa plant from uruguay (thorugh a reseller in my honetown)
I think MACO has a liquid emulsion as well.
Wimpler
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rich815
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Bryce said:
A block of Lucite?
Bryce
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rich825-
That's a thought. I wonder if the image would fade anyway?
That's a thought. I wonder if the image would fade anyway?
Pherdinand
the snow must go on
The "other method", see the link I gave above, apparently does not need any chemical fixing (but it takes much longer to produce the image).