Peta Photo Studio-Wet Plate Collodion Process

湿板写真
一枚のガラスの写真を現像し、額装するまでのプロセスを動画にしました。
www.petaphotostudio.com/
Wet plate photograph
The process of developing and framing a photo of a piece of glass was made into a movie.
film:Takagi Hiharu

[@sophietchakamian4572]

What a wonderful portrait and wonderful "jewel box" for this photo !

[@BAstudios5]

Nice!!

[@sano4kalife]

Обалденная работа! Вы настоящий Мастер!

[@michaelstimola4822]

Exceptional work and truly unique presentation!

[@stennesrc]

This deserves more views. Well done!

[@fstopPhotography]

Very nice Ambrotype. I especially love how you mounted it. Genius!!!

[@Leather-Stocking]

❤☺👍

[@wouterelsen7773]

That is some serious craftmanship there!

[@blazerbarrel2]

Realy nice finished portrait , an icon .

[@railroadcam]

Wow you are so talented!! Thank you for sharing that!

[@blazerbarrel2]

Stunning !

[@adamm4926]

brilliant work

[@carlvonlinneo6753]

Exquisito, de los mejores!!!

[@braccofrizzante]

wonderful!

[@toshinari84]

I love it!

[@medwynroberts]

Well, that's great, nice work !

[@Lensman64]

それは本当に美しい仕事です。これらの芸術作品を販売する実行可能な市場はありますか、それとも純粋に個人的なものですか?

[@torbjornbriggert]

Great stuff.

[@speedsnoop]

Amazing work :)

[@jackpa5543]

wow! super!

[@Stop4MotionMakr]

WOW.

[@winifredwestergard]

Beautiful!! I am going to try your sealing process with copper tape and solder. Two questions: 1) what are you painting onto the copper tape with a small brush? and 2) what are you using on the finished soldering? Is that some kind of polish? Thank you so much for sharing your amazing process!

[@jpsuperstar]

My guess for 1 is flux for the solder

[@lukass_s9819]

i saw Polish "spirytus" from Polmos :)

[@thevalleyofdisappointment]

what did you apply to the back of the glass to make it opaque and no longer a negative?

[@lopsan457]

👌👌👌

[@lazvaldes2857]

❤❤❤

[@tintypecentral]

May I ask what is the black material you are using on the back of the plate?

[@rielynn8]

What do you use for the black backing? Very nice work! Wow

[@xxxXXXCH04XXXxxx]

So there isn't a negative?

[@xxxXXXCH04XXXxxx]

@@Possumman93 nice!

[@stewartstewartstewart]

No, it’s a positive

[@paulaioanei5126]

Nice job. What's that tape around the glass, that sealed the plate?

[@stennesrc]

That's adhesive copper tape, which is normally used for joining stained glass pieces. It gives you a solderable surface, which wouldn't be possible with just the glass.

[@blazerbarrel2]

How many watts of power in your strobe do you use ?

[@cilofono]

te conviene aprender algo de carpinteria.

[@jin9311]

Hello I am a subscriber to South Korea. There is no information about collodion wet plate in South Korea. So I want to ask you some questions. I am using a poeboy collodion (Cadmium bromide is not available in South Korea ) The picture is still blurry or the contrast is poor. I'm not sure if it's a silver nitrate issue or a developer issue. Collodion was definitely well made. The developer made it well by adding iron sulfate, acetic acid and ethanol. But the picture is blurry. I am doing an ambro type. Is it a problem with silver nitrate? Specific gravity is exactly 1.07. If the pH of silver nitrate is about 5~6, can the picture be blurry or the contrast is weak?

[@wouterelsen7773]

Hello there! On facebook there are multiple groups ( Collodion bastards, Wet plate collodion photography,...) there are many helpful people that could answer your questions!

[@paridecorsetti7022]

what is he applying with the swab on the edges of the glass plate at the beginning?

[@calvinf9218]

Albumen, aka egg white. Some people do that to keep the collodion from peeing away from the edges of the glass plate.

[@paridecorsetti7022]

@@calvinf9218 I've looked into it and found it out. thanks for the reply, very kind of you.

[@Chiaroscuro1991]

You don’t really need an edge of albumen if your plate is clean.