The Collodion - Photographic Processes Series - Chapter 5 of 12

[@amerzubaidi]

What an amazing series...thank you for a job well done... I hope to visit this museum one day...

[@btwitch]

Thank you for these videos! Using them in my classroom. These are fantastic!

[@creamingsoda333]

I'm learning this in class as well.

[@averagecooki3095]

Same here

[@SalmamitSahne]

Thanks for these videos. Short question by whom is the photographie at the time 2:51?! It's amazing!

[@milauritas]

tengo la misma pregunta!

[@EZ2z8]

pretty cool videos my guy

[@robertyoung1777]

Great but too short.

[@c44-9w9]

What railroad was that train from in the video? It’s a 4-4-0 American type

[@Tails92Halcmm]

good video

[@view-camera-queen]

What did they use as a red light in this time period?

[@GeorgeEastmanMuseum]

Early on it was probably candle light, some of the earlier processes are very slow and not nearly as sensitive to light as say modern film or paper, so you could handle them indoors under candle or lamp no problem. You'd need strong sunlight to make them work.

[@view-camera-queen]

@@GeorgeEastmanMuseum thank you!

[@michaelmcgee8543]

At this moment George Eastman Website is having problems you cannot load it in