How Tintype Portraits Are Made

Meet Justin Borucki, a photographer who specializes in taking portraits using a 150-year-old process called: Wet Plate Collodion. Not only is he creating these one-of-a-kind portraits, but he is doing so on the streets of New York City from the back of his van.
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[@TheTravelingClatt]

This is dope! Loved doing this together

[@JacobCarlson]

Hi, TheTravelingClatt! Welcome to my channel and thanks for watching my video. I hope you will consider subscribing.

[@markymark240682]

This is so amazing! Wet collodion photography on the street?!?!? Skill level: Jedi master

[@jennhoff03]

I love it! I inherited lots of tintypes from my ancestors, and I always wondered about the process. Thanks!

[@buckinva]

Ok, that was WAY cool...and another reason why I need to make a trip to NYC. Thanks for showing the whole process!

[@TheGriffin66]

Thanks for sharing this, gonna try and find him when i visit in oct.

[@Lexieeewee]

This is super cool!! I do want to have a photo like that! ❤

[@aengusmacnaughton1375]

Amazing! I knew that just a few people did tintype anymore -- but for someone to do it on the street -- and let you see the whole process, wow -- that's fantastic! Thank you for sharing!

[@JacobCarlson]

Thanks for watching!

[@largefamilyruralliving7434]

Awesome, thanks for making this video about the process.

[@JacobCarlson]

Thanks for watching!

[@jonesesjourneys2299]

That was super interesting. Great vlog. Will look this guy up when we get out there again. Thanks.

[@JacobCarlson]

Thanks, for watching!

[@Jenniferobrien]

So cool! Obsessed with that intro so dynamic and so beautiful! 💕✨

[@JacobCarlson]

Thanks, Jenn!

[@robbuglass6199]

Ah great content Jacob

[@pootle2768]

That was amazing. Thank you

[@JacobCarlson]

Thanks for watching!

[@samhuggins3354]

Omg that intro was sweet, never heard of tintype pictures.

[@filmniyom]

Cool 😍

[@redromina]

this is so cool!!! I want my portrait taken by this guy! take me next time!! :D

[@JacobCarlson]

He'll be around, I'm sure!

[@HereBeBarr]

I used to think the guys selling old movie scripts on Soho were cool.. this is next level.

[@JacobCarlson]

Those guys are still really cool. I hope they keep the physical movie script alive

[@jguitar29]

Def have to get a family portrait with this guy

[@greg19071961]

Very very cool! So this is how the "travelling photographer" would have taken the tin type of Billy the Kid back in the 1880s? But with an older camera and lense. Do you know anything more about those "old time" photographers? There is ALWAYS alcohol involved in the old west ahahaha Thanks for this...love old photography/photos. Just subbed! ❤🤠

[@MattNav]

This is so epic

[@JacobCarlson]

Thanks, Matthew

[@malishpsih]

Cool! How much is the price? Thank you :)

[@rielynn8]

This is a strange question, but where do you source your box/plastic box cover that you put the final image in for the customer? Well done! You're killin' it!!!

[@JacobCarlson]

You'll have to message Justin directly. This isn't his channel so he won't see your question on here

[@rielynn8]

Jacob Carlson thank you

[@jovannjegovic-drndak5242]

👍

[@chuwang751]

Wow! Where can I find this guy

[@JacobCarlson]

His website and name are in the description. He often posts on his Instagram when he will be out doing portraits.

[@stuartbaines2843]

👍😄

[@OvenfreshDeth]

Does this make you King of the Pictures too now? Also, I see a wild Steve Yalo

[@JacobCarlson]

Haha Yea, we made Steve wait quite a while when we got these taken. He is a champ.

[@SevalBiyan]

Love it! What does Justin charge for these?

[@Normanskie]

Wouldn't be cheap as I priced up the silver and he would only get about ten 5x7 inch sheets for UK £99, ($136 ) then you have the tin plate, collodion, other gear, large format 8x10 cameras are not cheap, even the old second hand ones (I purchased an English 4x5 inch large format camera [Micro Precision Products Ltd (M.P.P.]) the bellows had more holes in it than Swiss cheese and paid £120 on eBay and £87 for new bellows I had to fit myself). But hey once he has varnished them your great great grandchildren will be able to see who you were, and the image quality is out of this world far better than any modern digital. Just checked it out, (Pop-Up Tintype Studio from $100, or 3 for $200.)

[@SevalBiyan]

@@Normanskie it would be worth every cent. And it would last a lifetime I would think. Just beautiful!! I love it.

[@MsChronicChronicles]

New sub love what your sharing followed you on ig RachelRawTruth

[@dirkdiggler1242]

Cool vlog... where does he get his power from?

[@dirkdiggler1242]

Music credits please???????? Very nice job!

[@JacobCarlson]

The only power he needs is to run the flashes and I think he has a specific battery for the flashes. Everything else is just small battery powered LEDs

[@justinborucki327]

@@JacobCarlson yes these are profoto battery opp 1200ws pacs.!!! thanks jacob! this turned out amazing!!!!

[@DaveJSmith]

@@justinborucki327 Would you mind saying abit more about the flash units? What are the heads and bulbs? What is the max aperture of your lens? Many thanks Dave

[@justinborucki327]

@@DaveJSmith lens is 5.6 , lighgts are 2 x profoto 7b full power with magnum reflectors.... the reflectors are key as they are 2 stops brighter.

[@SBGSinfoLifestyle]

nice video

[@JacobCarlson]

Thank you!

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@@JacobCarlson welcome friend

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Potassium Cyanide?