Introduction to Platinum Printing

[@gerryyaum]

Thanks for the coating with distilled water idea. I have always humidified the paper, this seems smarter.

[@Cchouette]

Thanks for sharing. Could you please give us the exact recipe about the chemistry used for development ( list of products and number of drops ) that you use in your process ? 🙏🏻

[@TERRYBIGGENDEN]

Realy excellent. Thank you so much. For years I have been thinking about it. I make salt prints and other 'alternative' prints. :-)

[@carlos.r7597]

Thank you so much for sharing.

[@jeffreytotaro7051]

Great video! So nice to see a fellow Naim listener too! Nice Olive kit.

[@thetinmansheart]

Beautiful work

[@andrewcroft2570]

What a really interesting insight into platinum printing.

[@rg3412]

Fascinating work, thank you!

[@thetinmansheart]

Thanks for your efforts!

[@AustenGoldsmithPhotography]

Thanks for taking the time to share this knowledge. I can see myself disappearing into this rabbit hole If I used a 4x5 film negative would I need to be pushing the contrast in my images ( colour filters etc ?)

[@RichardCurtisImaging]

I’ve printed 4x5 negs in the past. The best thing is to print one at a standard contrast and adjust from there. The you will have a baseline to compare with.

[@britneyr4505]

this is soo cool!

[@paulmclinden7046]

Is there an outlet in the UK you can send your images to for platinum palladium printing, and at what cost?

[@IGolem]

Thanks Richard this was an excellent overview. Would you be willing to share your PS template for digital negatives, it looks very well thought out. PS: Great hi-fi kit!

[@RichardCurtisImaging]

Hi. Sure. Drop me your email and I’ll send it over

[@checkthisoutnow78]

The objective here is to show how ell you are looking in a non fancy apron😂 guy nonetheless enjoyed the video

[@checkthisoutnow78]

But the main thing is … it’s lasting a few housand years … damn that’s just silly… permanence never should be the reason for a process