Portraitfotografie CYANOTYPE Edeldruck in Handarbeit VLOG#24

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@creepycreaturesreviews 7 жыл бұрын

super spannend. Und für mich als jemand, der überhaupt gar keine Ahnung von sowas hat, gerade noch mehr. Papier ist eine Wissenschaft für sich. Bei industriellem wie bei handgeschöpftem. Ich habe es ein paar mal mit Baumwolle versucht, aber darauf kann man selbst mit Leimung und Fixierung nie so richtig gut schreiben, bis ich herausgefunden habe: ich schöpfe echt das beste Papier mit Flachs. Ist kein Fotopapier, ich weiß, aber man glaubt immer nicht, was für ein komplexes Medium Papier sein kann. Aber toll, dass du so viele Tipps dazu bekommen hast - dass sich die Amis das echt anschauen obwohl es nicht auf englisch ist - ich bin beeindruckt.

@ericvandijk4924 7 жыл бұрын

Ich verstehe Deutsch aber ich kann es nicht ohne fehler schreiben, deshalb Englisch.., I recognise the problem you had although not with Hahnemuehle (I use the lighter aquarel paper) In my experience some papers react better to treatment with a glass pushrod instead of a brush. The brushing somehow loosens the fibers and while rinsing they flush away. The more heavy the paper the more more often this phenomen occurs. You make great videos I enjoy watching them.

@AndyGrabo 7 жыл бұрын

Thank you Eric, so you would say I should try out a different brush? That is a good idea. I was thinking, since I dry the paper (before exposure) with a hair dryer, that I somehow "force" the paper to dry to quickly, not permitting the fluid to sink in properly... I'll try both.

@ericvandijk4924 7 жыл бұрын

I never use a hairdryer but I can imagine it could contribute to the problem. Here: www.mikeware.co.uk/mikeware/preparations.html a good description of the alternative method "Glass Spreader Rods" I found mine on ebay.

@jord5151 7 жыл бұрын

KZbin's automatic translated subtitles on this video from German to English are absolutely horrendous. "I say then let's get on the socks go into the kitchen and build out" what 😂😂 I'm totally lost here haha

@AndyGrabo 7 жыл бұрын

Jordana R haha, I agree. It has its own comedic value :-) sorry I didn't have time to do the proper translation.

@jord5151 7 жыл бұрын

It's ok. It would take a lot of time to do!

@FefeMagKekse 4 жыл бұрын

"Sich auf die Socken machen" - "put some socks on" is an german expression and means something like "set off" "or "let's start" :D The word "Socke" (and I also think the word sock) comes from the Latin "soccus". This was a simple slip-on shoe, that women used to wear in ancient Rome.

@flunkerlicht 7 жыл бұрын

Leider sind beide Varianten sehr cool. Kommt für mich auf die Umgebung an.

@janbuergermeister 3 ай бұрын

Spannendes Thema, baue mir wieder eine Dunkelkammer - druckst du selbst auf Folie? VG Jan

@AndyGrabo 3 ай бұрын

@janbuergermeister 3 ай бұрын

@@AndyGrabo Danke sehr ! Welche Folien nimmt man denn dafür und gibt es grösser als A4 am Stück...

@AndyGrabo 3 ай бұрын

@@janbuergermeister ich habe Inkjetfolien von Tecco in A4.

@PhatPeatTube 7 жыл бұрын

Wie wäre es denn, zu einem Video, in dem es um Papiere geht links zu Informationen zu den Papieren dazu zu stellen, statt links zu dem, ohne Zweifel, ganz tollen Kameraequipment, daß hier aber absolut keine Rolle spielt?

@AndyGrabo 7 жыл бұрын

Pieter Pan Geduld ;-)

@rebeckasarah8825 Ай бұрын

Huhuuu, um die Folien zu erstellen hast du die einfach auf folienpapier ausgedruckt oder wie hast du das gemacht? Liebe Grüße

@AndyGrabo Ай бұрын

Ja es gibt Folien für Inkjet Drucker

@extrablass 7 жыл бұрын

Quaddeln entstehen durch ungleichmäßigen Auftrag bzw Trocknung. Ansonsten das Bild mit höherem Kontrast. Gruß Frank

@fallrivereditions6416 7 жыл бұрын

Andy, Absolutely stunning cyanotypes with beautiful tones and depth. It looks like you coat the paper with only the ferric ammonium citrate. I suppose the potassium ferricyanide is in the developer? Did you find this a better approach? And could you hint at the percentage of Pot. cyan. in the developer and how many prints can you make before the chemical is depleted? This is the first time I have ever seen this technique. Thanks, Jake

@Lanternamagika 6 жыл бұрын

This is a point of the utmost importance ... How do you manage the double baths separately? Please can you tell us something more?

@dietergodecke4974 6 жыл бұрын

Hallo, die Arbeit mit der Chemie und den großen Schalen hat mich ein bisschen an meine Arbeit als Reproduktionsfotograf vor 40 Jahren erinnert. Unsere Filme waren bis 40 x 50 cm groß und alles wurde im stockdunklem Raum gemacht. Woher kommt der große Film?

@AndyGrabo 6 жыл бұрын

Das ist ein Ausdruck

@dietergodecke4974 6 жыл бұрын

Andy Grabo sorry, ich meine den Film mit dem Du die Emulsion belichtet hast.

@AndyGrabo 6 жыл бұрын

Ich auch :-)

@1977skyler 5 жыл бұрын

Hallo, wir haben heute wunderschöne Cyanotypes gemacht. Leider mussten wir feststellen, das sich kleine weiße Pünktchen in den dunkleren Stellen gebildet haben. Das Aquarellpapier ist von Claifontaine. Liegt es vielleicht am Papier?

@AndyGrabo 5 жыл бұрын

Ja das kann sein, dass die Beschichtung nicht schnell genug einzieht

@NeubauerMM 6 жыл бұрын

Hallo Andy, erste mal: TOLLES Video - danke dafür. jetzt meine Frage: welche Chemikalien hast du benutzt und wo gekauft? Kannst du das noch in die Videobeschreibug reinpacken? Danke und Grüße MN

@Lanternamagika 6 жыл бұрын

Jake ( aka Fall River Editions) asked: "Absolutely stunning cyanotypes with beautiful tones and depth. It looks like you coat the paper with only the ferric ammonium citrate. I suppose the potassium ferricyanide is in the developer? Did you find this a better approach? And could you hint at the percentage of Pot. cyan. in the developer and how many prints can you make before the chemical is depleted? This is the first time I have ever seen this technique" May I join my voice to his judgment and to his request? Yours aret he sharpest cyanotypes I have seen so far, ever. Would you be willing to share your recipe with us? A big thank you

@AndyGrabo 6 жыл бұрын

Thank you! I received the developer from a friend, who - as I understood - tweaked his own recipe. So sorry I can‘t help you with that.

@AndreasKesler 4 жыл бұрын

you could but you wont

@johannakeuper2167 4 жыл бұрын

Hey, ich bin noch sehr sehr unerfahren, was analoge Entwicklungen bei Fotos angeht. Deshalb würde ich gerne wissen, was am Ende als Developer und Oxidieren verwendet wird. Ach ja, und natürlch, wie lange das Bild jeweils in der Chemikalie liegen muss. Dankeschön:)

@serge933 6 жыл бұрын

Not sure why the secrecy behind your "developer". Saw your other video and you didnt want to give an answer on it either. Why not collab with everyone so we can all learn? You are getting fantastic results which im sure I speak for many, we would all love to learn how you got such results. What a shame...

@AndyGrabo 6 жыл бұрын

It‘s not secrecy, I simply don‘t know. It didn‘t develop the formula, a friend did. He doesn‘t want to share it and I simply repect his wish. Sorry

@kirkrogers4937 5 жыл бұрын

Looks to me to be the process known as 'The New Cyanotype Process' or just 'The New Cyanotype'. It's a one bottle solution that doesn't need a separate developer. You get a much greater tonal scale than the usual process but to me it lacks the charm and romance of an image created with the traditional method. The problem with this new method is that it uses Ammonium Dichromate and that stuff is NASTY. Prints are developed in water as per normal and contrast is manipulated through the use of citric acid. You can buy the stuff already premixed from Fotospeed but it's not exactly cheap. Google New Cyanotype or Cyanotype Sensitiser and that should give you all the info you are after. Regards, Kirk.

@Niko-hz9ct 7 жыл бұрын

Moin, in der Umfrage ist links und rechts vertauscht. :-)

@AndyGrabo 7 жыл бұрын

ja, ich sage es im Video falsch herum (aus der Ich-Perspektive). Leider kann man das nicht mehr ändern.

@marcoscatiggio9000 7 жыл бұрын

I do not understand what the usefulness of your movies is; this is certainly not about tutorials because you never explain the process you are using. Since you have nothing to be coddled, please miss it.

@kirkrogers4937 5 жыл бұрын

I also posted this below somewhere so apologies. Looks to me to be the process known as 'The New Cyanotype Process' or just 'The New Cyanotype'. It's a one bottle solution that doesn't need a separate developer. You get a much greater tonal scale than the usual process but to me it lacks the charm and romance of an image created with the traditional method. The problem with this new method is that it uses Ammonium Dichromate and that stuff is NASTY. Prints are developed in water as per normal and contrast is manipulated through the use of citric acid. You can buy the stuff already premixed from Fotospeed but it's not exactly cheap. Google New Cyanotype or Cyanotype Sensitiser and that should give you all the info you are after. Regards, Kirk.

@teresashinkansen9402 5 жыл бұрын

@@kirkrogers4937 I just searched that and it seems the dichromate is optional (if you make yourself the solution) and is mostly to significantly lengthen the shelf life of the solution by acting as oxidizer to keep the iron in III oxidation state (my guess im not really sure what its for). So i guess you can make it and not use the dichromate, instead a few drops of hydrogen peroxide might help when the solution starts going bad (become blue on its own). The old process has worked very well for me so far.

@TPToE 3 жыл бұрын

@@kirkrogers4937 Many thanks for sharing this information, Kirk! Can the "new" approach be processed in the same way as the old formula (bleached in sodium carbonate, oxidised in hydrogen peroxide and then toned in tea or coffee)? What exactly is it you prefer about the old variant - the process or the results?