[pure-silver] Re: Colour paper emulsion in bottles ?
- From: <C.Breukel@xxxxxxx>
- To: <pure-silver@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 26 Feb 2010 11:07:23 +0100
Snoopy,
What about Polaroid emulsion transfer (You'll shoot a Polaroid (thin
about 8*10) you somehow detach the emulsion from the base, and transfer
it to the paper)
There are only 2 problems: availability of Polaroid materials and (thus)
the price)
No idea if you can lift the emulsion of a standard colour print..
Good luck,
Cor
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> Subject: [pure-silver] Colour paper emulsion in bottles ?
>
> Dear ist(s),
>
> as friend of mine is a "painter" who usually paints on her own
self-made
> paper. This is made from Eucalyptus trees and is a very structured
> surface, the paper "sheets" are almost 2 inches (4 centimeters) thick
> and have large fibres running criss-cross.
>
> She would like to try exposing colour photographs on such "sheets". So
> the first question is:
>
> Can one get hold of light sensitive colour emulsion for papers in
> bottles like for b/w ? You can still buy the b/w stuff, but she wants
> colour.
>
> I know other practical problems abound, like the paper soaking up
masses
> of chemistry (though she believes she can wax/plastic coat the fibres
so
> that it will be like RC paper), drying etc.
>
> If all goes well, this will keep me off the streets for years! :-)
>
> Any pointers, hints etc. are deeply appreciated.
>
> I hope people do not mind the cross-post to two lists: I am not sure
how
> many ure-silver folks are also on chroma...
>
> Thanks !
>
> Love,
> Snoopy
>
> --
> "Ceterum censeo, digitalem esse delendam"
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