Tips Emulsion Polaroid Film Lift Workshop with Beau Photo

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Polaroid Film with Emulsion Lift Workshop at Beau Photo
Vancouver Beau Photo Kathy giving tips how to create art Polaroid Film with Emulsion Lift. Beau Photo has many workshop available, please visit their web site.

[@user-xf9ut7xy6j]

Wow ! Thank you very much. Your video is so amazing!

[@squarepusher645]

going to try this with my boy on his birthday tomorrow. thumb thumb thumb

[@jixxxxer17]

water color paper as in the paper you would use to paint water color paint on ? thanks, interesting video for sure !

[@joemoss8106]

Great video….thank you!!

[@ZackaryMiller-cl5yf]

proper tips in this one. I ruined a couple old polaroid trying this. no other video mentioned that they need to be some what fresh. thanks!

[@applesomething]

THIS IS SO COOL!

[@xoenaughgonnie499]

Wow! I didn't know this was so easy to do :D

[@nathaliedrinkstea]

So cool! Thanks!

[@tiziomariotti4930]

Thanks!! very interesting. Do you have any advice on how to dry the paper, in order to make it flat?

[@kokhuakoh8150]

hi, I'm researching history of all alternative photography, and hoping to find out who started/discovered emulsion lift technique. searched across the internet but still got no clues. does anyone by any chance has any idea? much appreciated!

[@nicolelove54321]

can you get instant negative this way

[@phototransfer]

Fortunately, today we can make transfers of images in a more simple and cheaper way; with more stable colors and larger sizes-A3 and A4- You can see an example in these videos on KZbin: "Jellyfishphoto image trasnfer" or "Jellyfishphoto emulsion lift off" I´sure you will enjoy it

[@Bluefernbotanticals]

Do you have any tips for “setting” the image after the transfer? Some transfers I’ve done have fallen off the paper once dried.

[@WaynesWorldStudioVancouver]

Emilee Wood sorry I couldn’t tell you, I only can guess water paper can give you better result.

[@vincechu6986]

Watercolour paper has a coating of gelatin which binds the emulsion to the paper.

[@homesickpromotionsdc909]

You can seal it with modge podge

[@1littlespark]

Does this work with the new Polaroid instant cameras? The ones that produce color wallet-size photos?

[@yayaasmr.]

What kind of camera do you recomend?

[@dextarocks]

Do you know if you can use glass rather than water colour paper? Would that work?

[@joepphoto]

+Steph Webber glass works fine to!

[@Foto22417]

Thanks! I was wondering if I could turn this into a glass negative :)

[@elis2150]

is it possible to work with an 600 film from imp. project?

[@WaynesWorldStudio]

Yes you can

[@silviacazares5751]

Can I use ther same process to mini instax films?

[@paw_wall]

unfornuately this only works with impossible film and peel apart film

[@silviacazares5751]

Oh gosh! Thx :(

[@urwholefamilydied]

Weird how there's so many ways of doing this. Most people seem to use boiling water, this seems to do fine though. Also one person said the image SHOULD be dry. That's why he uses the color film because black and white takes longer to dry.

[@ashleyyae8475]

Would this work with just instax mini films?

[@WaynesWorldStudioVancouver]

You have to do research on this as I document this project, thanks and hope you find the answers.

[@sidneylange4612]

Would monochromatic film work?

[@sidneylange4612]

I tried it with the same film! Thank you though :)

[@pioneerz450]

Sidney Lange The duochrome films like Thirdman or Black&red The colour is in the developing paste so it washes away if you do a lift.

[@joemoss8106]

Can you do this with SX-70 and 600 Impossible film? Thanks

[@videogamelover287]

She uses imposible film in this demonstration so yes you can

[@VideoHawkeye]

Arrogant much?