Ditch inkjet printer and buy chicken!!! / Albumen printing from a digital file

[@tommimyllymaki]

Beautiful prints. I will try this as soon as I learn to make collodion negatives.

[@flatbrokefrank6482]

Good contrast in the final print - Take care

[@chriscard6544]

Beautiful prints

[@wcwendychapman]

You made a beautiful print.

[@ivopetko2162]

I love your work, you are so skilled 👌 I would be pleased if I mastered a fraction if it.

[@MrMartinsla]

Great work. I just don't have the space 😂. 🥚

[@inyomanpasma331]

I am very interested in this photo printing, can you share a tutorial on making the chemical?

[@BorutPeterlinPhotography]

@@inyomanpasma331 yes, I will be making a series of articles on my patreon page. I've made a step by step vlog about ten years ago on my KZbin channel. Check it out, although to properly learn you would need to come to my workshop or learning on your mistakes. It took me five years to connect the dots why my albumen prints were yellowing. Now I figured out everything. So, to repeat. It's fairly easy to make an albumen print and it's fairly difficult to make a good albumen print.

[@andyvan5692]

great video, no need to egg you on!! but in all seriousness what is the light box you used, is it a special UV exposing box?, as it looked like the print wasn't sensitised to normal light, as you had a yellow hue light on, and curtained it off before starting the exposure of the paper.

[@dblaszijk]

What paper are you using actually?

[@FerrisThomas]

What type of printer are you using to create your digital negatives? I have been experimenting with the technique with mixed success.

[@chrisloomis1489]

A girl I know in VIETNAM says Photographers cannot survive or make any money , there as too many Cell Phone shooting of portrait or events. I do not agree. Cell phone photo's are generally " shit " quality. We are discussing this right now. She states I will NOT make income as Photographer in Vietnam.

[@BorutPeterlinPhotography]

@@chrisloomis1489 use that as fuel to make it happen. Exactly because of incredible quality of phones, people appreciate the real photographer even more. It's not the question of technology, but aesthetics