Making The Contact Sheet

[@IWantTheWindToBlow]

Bob Ross of photography!!! Amazing video

[@Powerwashincrocs]

Darkroom envy! I like your workflow and your explanations. Great job on these videos and I hope you keep them up!

[@nickfanzo]

Just bought an enlarger,can’t wait

[@Tipodatubo]

Can you expand on the difference between using different types of fixer?

[@cesarl83]

Great video as usual! I have a question, What do you do with the chemical? how do you discard them? - thanks

[@nicknick099]

How do you calculate back for printing exposure times, take 10*15 or 13*18 print.....?

[@TheNakedPhotographer]

I treat that completely separate and don’t try to translate any printing times from the contact sheet to the print. Too many variables change between them.

[@TheTIBBBAS]

Very nice video, but I'm really interested in how did you take that portrait. Can you tell me about it?

[@TheNakedPhotographer]

That is the result of a couple tries and a patient wife. And a tripod.

[@whateverrandomnumber]

@@TheNakedPhotographer I'm also impressed with the similarity of the photos between different rolls. That is a lot of patience and directing technique on her!

[@litticgn]

Hi, if you don't have sprocket wholes, such as for MF film, how do you set the proof?

[@TheNakedPhotographer]

You can still see the clear edge of the film against the black paper.

[@whateverrandomnumber]

You only need hypo clear because you used hypo, and if you use fiber paper, right? Is you use PE "paper" (polyethylene?), or if you use an alkali fixer (I love ammonium thiosulfate except for the smell when seasoned), you're good without hypo clear and just a 6min wash. Right?

[@TheNakedPhotographer]

Yes

[@Ballisticone]

nice contact print :)

[@skunklungz]

i fell asleep watching this and had a dream that my girlfriend cheated on me in front of my face on her birthday and left me for the girl she cheated with lmao