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If you darken it enough, you will have a print tht needs to be backlit, and I think that would be spectacular.

Does one need a lightbox to try this? Will sunlight work? Totally new to this so please excuse if it's a silly question. Thank you for the beautiful video :)

Thank you for your video and for all your tips. After rinsing, should we use a product to fix the image? and which one? Thank you.

Margin is that a kind of butter?

I've never been able to use tap water due to its alkalinity. Watching all of the images rinse down the drain is unpleasant.

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What if you just used red paper? I use gold leaf on metal etchings and the glue I use is liquid. With a finer artist brush you can get very crisp lines. The glue needs to set at least 30 minutes before applying the leaf

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This is really helpful! I actually like the wiggly edges and I purposefully do them. It’s fun to give different textures edges by painting the solution on with different types of brushes or sponges, letting the solution drip or splash, etc. anywhere the solution is, it will develop. So, you can basically draw with the solution. And that adds a whole new layer of excitement!

What mistakes have you made before in Cyanotype printing?

what paper do you use to make the negative photo?

the mixture and heating shouldn´t be done on red light? thanks

It has been difficult to find good videos about polaroid techniques, and how to use it in a professional way, until i saw your videos. You're doing great great photos. I've been years into digital photography and now I wanted to start with polaroid. Three questions, are you taking your pictures in manual mode? What is the app you were using for your first photo? What polaroid camera you recommend me to get professional results? Keep doing such grat videos.

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Could you use other plant and vegetable based dyes instead of tea

What about a layered print with multiple cyanotype glass panes that have different elements of say, a city for example, on each layer?

Thank you so much for this tutorial! Wonderfully creative and practical 💜

Have you ever built Camera Accessories Yourself? If so, let me know what you built ...

For turning it inside out, put the stick through, glue or fasten it to the fabric in one end, then pull it back out, and voila! You've turned it the easy way! if you use glue, you might wanna have some extra fabric that can be cut off;)

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Great video! Do you know how to clean the fabric if you decide to print on something wearable?

the only thing that comes to my mind is that usually you have to let the glue for the gold dry longer... like 24 hours, it usually takes some time to get the optimal bonding with such glue

Nice to see another post from you. I always enjoy them. Thanks for all your hard work!

I can making by Photoshop 😂

What other things should I make from Cyanotype printed fabric?

Which Material is the negativ printed on? And how you print it?

Fascinating thanks for covering a number of basics - very good choice to satisfy our curiosity

Excellently done!

The first tutorial, the Pro-Mist Filter, is useful in other ways. I'm building a camera obscura and need a 5x7 inch sheet of frosted glass. DIY: plexiglass and hairspray. Also, carefully scuff up the surface with fine sandpaper. Best wishes from Vermont 🍁

Which Filter do you like most?

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Well done brother. Thanks for the information.

Amazing work

Fabulous tutorial & concepts ... thank you & g'day from 🐨 🐾 🦘

Thats epic im definitely going to try this sometime

Thank you very much

Was the white light just used for filming purposes or is this method safe to try in white light?

Also, congrats on 1k subs!

Such a neat idea for my 3d printer!

The X shape, particularly the second one that was "floating" inside the bokeh ball made me think that it would be a good fit for gamers maybe, since that looked like an X button on a controller. As for text, Video Essays come to mind. Having an effect where the answer to a question appears as the image loses or gains focus could be very useful for video essays or documentaries.

Cool channel dude!

I am going to try this soon...

Made a weed shape for a reggae bar shoot years ago.

Let me know your ideas for creative Bokeh Designs ...

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Thank you

How clever. The gelatin bit. Thank you

Love it