I just loved your channel!!! is there a way that you could explain about mounting several transparencies like the one you show with the foam?? I loved that concept!
Thats a very cool idea, recently I´ve got a Lomo Instant Camera and I just love the experience of shooting instant film, so I have a question, can you do a lift or transparency with fujifilm intax film?
Paco, this is a really Cool addition to add to what else I can do with my two Polaroid One Step 600. I am also interested in the larger 8X10, because I didn't know about Polaroid 8X10, I hope you have a video on that.
Great video! You may know this already, but if you wash away the white stuff, on the back side, you will get a negative. Not a clear negative like film, but a negative of the image.
*This is a really awesome technique!!* It's a great starting point for getting really creative with Polaroids and I already have some forest photos I want to try this with. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for the great video! I just bought a Polaroid 636 Close Up camera and want tot learn how to do magic!! About the transparency technique.. I tried it but it was almost completely white. Do I have to use a fresh shot to pull off the back of the frame? I would really appreciate an answere! Greatings from Germany.
just watched your polaroid 600 how to after finding my momz old polaroid. definitely fitna catch up on your videos so I can get even more creative in web3
AWESOME STUFF!!!! Your channel is so underrated your videos are so good! Keep at it I love these videos I'll be pro (hahahah righhtt) once my Polaroid Sun 600 comes in. Hopefully the camera works once it comes in :) Keep uploadinggggg
Just found your channel and I’m loving your content so far. Gonna do this with a few of my polaroids soon. The 3D effect is amazing. P.s. is that a Make Do And Mend shirt?!!
Hi :) I tried to do that with a color picture and it worked ! The trick : heat the image beforehand (not too close thought) with a hair dryer for about 30sec, after that the peeling went great without leaving any developper stains.
So cool, nice video and instruction. Would this work with color? I am getting the new Polaroid originals one step 2 with color and black/white film in a few weeks!
+mARTa gonzales Art and Photography Yes it will work with color but the emulsion is really sticky so you need to slowly push it of the pvc layer with your fingers. The rest of the process is the same.
You're a legend! Thank you for sharing your talents with us. How long do you recommend waiting after the exposure before pealing the transparency? I have found that the color emulsion is unforgiving but from what I can tell black and white is easier to separate.
+Link LOLZ Haha Thanks Link. I would suggest to wait till the images is finally developed and then you got a timeframe of 10-15min in which i have the best results. Transparencies for me only work with black and white.
keep sharing your creative ideas with us! I just wanted to ask if the pictures your friend took were in color or if they were black and white. Thank you!
+Athina Katsoula I will and hope you will enjoy the new videos. The pictures where on black and white image film, with color you can't get a clear transparency as far as i know.
Just found this vid. Thank you for the idea. Quick question: could you please be more specific the time frame? You mentioned an ideal window between developing and cutting the image away from the print. How much time do I have from when the picture is taken?
+Elie Harriett Hey, so the best timing is about 10-20min after you took the image, there are a few thing that change this time the most important temperature. But as rule of thumb, when the image is finally developed and you dont see any blue fog anymore.
I know you mention that you shouldn't get the polaroid developer paste on your hands, but why not wear a pair of gloves (like, nitrile or latex gloves or something) while doing this? Seems the safest way to do this.
Analog Things Thank you for your videos, they are full of much appreciated details. I do wonder on the transparencies if you have found a way to gently remove the small bits of white left behind or even larger bits. To what degree should you be satisfied to leave them? Your Grandfather is in our prayers... as well as you and your family. My name is Jody... this is my husbands subscription...
+Rick Huntling Hey Rick, thanks alot. I havn't found a way to get them of the images, if i happen to have to much of it on the images i do a lift. The problem for me is as soon as i try getting them of with water the images changes.
Can you use this technique and the emulsion lift technique on Spectra film as well? I'm just getting into instant film photography and just required a OneStep+ and looking into getting a Spectra SE for the wide format.
yes works the same with spectra only the edges of the spectra film are a little different. watch out with spectra cause PO has some problems with producing spectra film
Yeah i did but the result is nothing special for transparencies i prefer photographing them if you go with multilayer on different distances, but not scanning them with backlight.
Great work and enjoying your videos as I'm watching another one. I have few medium format film camera and 4X5 large format; also enjoy the polaroid camera as I dont own one and maybe in the future. Keep it up! Thanks.
Nice LUT on your video. It looks great. This has given me a real ideas boost for future projects with my photography. Any idea what the longest amount of time is before the chemicals stick to the image? I tried this on a really old failed image just to practice my cutting technique (which was awful. i think ill use a mat and a ruler hehe). The chemicals were fixed to the image on this old print.
edit: i just read a reply where you said about 20 mins. So something to keep in mind before anyone tries this is this technique is not really to be used on photos you take when you are away from home/workspace.
Hi thanks for that I have a question ..I managed to do the transfer, but after the emulsion dried on the acrylic paper it cracked..do you know why and what can be done to prevent it from happening?
Awesome video, you think it is possible to do it with Fujifilm Instax ? Same for your video about Polaroid lift, suitable for Instax as well ? Thank you 👌
Hi! Some say you MUST use an hair dryer and you can't do otherwise. I tryed many times, but the white layer keep still on the image. What do you say about hair dryer?
Hey, yeah the hair dryer is also an option, but i never used it i know it can work pretty good. Since i got the timing out pretty good and how to peel the image i dont need a hair dryer. What time after you shot the image do you peel it? Are you bending the image really strong?
Analog Things Since some said me I need an hair dryer I had to wait about 3 hours. I didn't bend the image strong. I didn't bending it almost at all actually. A workshopper told me I could do it throughtout the day.
Well, give it a try with my timing just shortly after the developing is finished and bend it like i do in the video. It could be possible for a day but best results are straight after you shot it.
I have not found a way to use the back of the polaroid. If you wash of the chemistry you will get the negative, but the chemistry attacks the negative and it has really strong grain. Have to try it with the current batch from Polaroid Originals if it's still the same. cheers marco
Thanks Marco ! if you have the time check out my polaroid shots on instagram instagram.com/filipe.raimundo79/ i will keep in touch! I will try to wash the back to see the results normal bleach .
@@FilipemcRaimundo @Analog Things hey guys, have you managed to get a usable negative since then?? I'm really interested in finding a technique to do so
I just put some acid free paper behind the image and store it in some glassine sleeves. If i frame it the frame should generate enough pressure to hold the paper behind the image. Last option would be to use acid free tape and glue it to the remaining frame.
I've tried this twice and the image keeps getting partially stuck to the bottom and stretches the whole image. Argh! Maybe it doesn't work with Impossible film?
So I didn't know about the transparencies at all! I was using I type colors . And was wondering that. It seems only for black and white, correct? In that case, would you know my friend if i type black and white can do transparencies as well? Or strickly 600/ 670?
@@AnalogThings Thamks! You are the man!! Love this channel and your personality is chill and entertaining. Keeep up the good work. -Stephen from the US
Fujifilm INSTAX Transparencies are possible, check out my new video: ua-cam.com/video/lgtEt4EiAqc/v-deo.html
Please do a video on how to make the 3D effects with the foam boards!
Wow, your friend's tri-layer polaroid just blew my mind!! Also, is that a Kodak suitcase in the back?
+Steven Xue Yeah, that was his first transparency ever and it turnes out amazing ;) Yes it is
You're very creative, man! You earned a new sub :)
I just loved your channel!!! is there a way that you could explain about mounting several transparencies like the one you show with the foam?? I loved that concept!
Thats a very cool idea, recently I´ve got a Lomo Instant Camera and I just love the experience of shooting instant film, so I have a question, can you do a lift or transparency with fujifilm intax film?
unfortunately you can't :(
Paco, this is a really Cool addition to add to what else I can do with my two Polaroid One Step 600. I am also interested in the larger 8X10, because I didn't know about Polaroid 8X10, I hope you have a video on that.
Love this technique! Love this guys videos.
+Kathleen Rabbitt Haha, thanks from this guy ;)
Great video! You may know this already, but if you wash away the white stuff, on the back side, you will get a negative. Not a clear negative like film, but a negative of the image.
how do you accomplish this? just with regular warm water? :)
it works with water and a bit of soap, if you bleach the back you get a kinda negative
Nice way of expanding the creative drive for Polaroids. Thanks.
*This is a really awesome technique!!* It's a great starting point for getting really creative with Polaroids and I already have some forest photos I want to try this with. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for the great video! I just bought a Polaroid 636 Close Up camera and want tot learn how to do magic!!
About the transparency technique.. I tried it but it was almost completely white. Do I have to use a fresh shot to pull off the back of the frame?
I would really appreciate an answere!
Greatings from Germany.
just watched your polaroid 600 how to after finding my momz old polaroid. definitely fitna catch up on your videos so I can get even more creative in web3
AWESOME STUFF!!!! Your channel is so underrated your videos are so good! Keep at it I love these videos I'll be pro (hahahah righhtt) once my Polaroid Sun 600 comes in. Hopefully the camera works once it comes in :) Keep uploadinggggg
Don't worry more will come
some superb ideas here! I really liked this
Would this work on I type ?
Thank you for this, so cool ... never tried this, you inspired me to try ... I used to do emulsion lifts with pack film!!!
Nice one mate, such a skilled and funny dude! Thx for sharing all those processes.
Thanks alot!
Awesome Channel!!! I love the creativity and knowledge you share!
thanks so much
This is a very good and thorough instruction video presented by a very good instructor.
DUDE! THis is GENIUS!!!!!!!
Great channel, man. Love the editing too.
+Chocolate Muffin Thanks ;)
OMG This is amazing ! Thank you so much for the tip.
wooow.. this is sick, thank you for sharing
What a cool idea. Thanks for sharing, Marco. Very excited for the video on Polaroid lifts.
Thank you very much Andre. The Polaroid Lifts are amazing, hope you will like them and produce some nice photos with it.
Just found your channel and I’m loving your content so far. Gonna do this with a few of my polaroids soon. The 3D effect is amazing.
P.s.
is that a Make Do And Mend shirt?!!
yeah it is, love them and they are super nice guys
Analog Things the best dudes. I booked them a few times years ago. Such a shame they aren’t around anymore. Miss them
OMG I love it!!! Does it works even with the new Polaroid films?
does it also works with color films or just black and white?
Thank you for all the tips.!!
Really cool effect en good explanation! Like your videos!
So cool! Awesome and super helpful videos! :)
+Blakely Harrison Thanks
Probably stupid question but what happens with color one?
+Keigo Moriyama The developer sticks to to the emulsion and i haven't found a way to get it off without destroying the emulsion.
Analog Things I see! Thank you for the answer
Hi :) I tried to do that with a color picture and it worked ! The trick : heat the image beforehand (not too close thought) with a hair dryer for about 30sec, after that the peeling went great without leaving any developper stains.
have to try tomorrow, thanks for the tip
TheCherryCrumble hey, have any examples ?
This video gave me an inspiration overload. Amazing 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 Love it.
Can we use color film for this technique?
So cool, nice video and instruction. Would this work with color? I am getting the new Polaroid originals one step 2 with color and black/white film in a few weeks!
+mARTa gonzales Art and Photography Yes it will work with color but the emulsion is really sticky so you need to slowly push it of the pvc layer with your fingers. The rest of the process is the same.
love this!!! can we do this with a One Step+??
You're a legend! Thank you for sharing your talents with us. How long do you recommend waiting after the exposure before pealing the transparency? I have found that the color emulsion is unforgiving but from what I can tell black and white is easier to separate.
+Link LOLZ Haha Thanks Link. I would suggest to wait till the images is finally developed and then you got a timeframe of 10-15min in which i have the best results. Transparencies for me only work with black and white.
@@AnalogThings , thanks for showing. Informative video
Thanks for the ideas man. You earned a sub !
+Naylikeh Thanks
Does it make it any better if the polaroid shot is fresh or a little older?
keep sharing your creative ideas with us! I just wanted to ask if the pictures your friend took were in color or if they were black and white. Thank you!
+Athina Katsoula I will and hope you will enjoy the new videos. The pictures where on black and white image film, with color you can't get a clear transparency as far as i know.
Just found this vid. Thank you for the idea. Quick question: could you please be more specific the time frame? You mentioned an ideal window between developing and cutting the image away from the print. How much time do I have from when the picture is taken?
+Elie Harriett Hey, so the best timing is about 10-20min after you took the image, there are a few thing that change this time the most important temperature. But as rule of thumb, when the image is finally developed and you dont see any blue fog anymore.
Analog Things thank you.
Thank you so much!!! Can't wait to try this out. This is gonna be so much fun. ^-^
I love the old polaroid 600 write on film
This is so cool! Thanks for the video.
I know you mention that you shouldn't get the polaroid developer paste on your hands, but why not wear a pair of gloves (like, nitrile or latex gloves or something) while doing this? Seems the safest way to do this.
This is a brilliant idea! Thanks for the tecnique :)
+PIXELFLUX hope you will create some nice work ;)
Hello!
How much time the image can wait to do that?
hey thanks for your video. Do you know how to get polaroid negative? will you make a video about it? Thanks
+vincent ducard hey vince, i haven't found a way to get real negatives from polaroid but if i find one i will make a video about it
Analog Things
Thank you for your videos, they are full of much appreciated details. I do wonder on the transparencies if you have found a way to gently remove the small bits of white left behind or even larger bits. To what degree should you be satisfied to leave them? Your Grandfather is in our prayers... as well as you and your family.
My name is Jody... this is my husbands subscription...
+Rick Huntling Hey Rick, thanks alot. I havn't found a way to get them of the images, if i happen to have to much of it on the images i do a lift. The problem for me is as soon as i try getting them of with water the images changes.
Really cool stuff! I wonder if you could put one in an enlarger make analogue prints?
the instantlab does it from a digital medium, so yes it works but you need a positive not negative
Hi , just shared this video
keep coming those good videos
thanks for everything
+Filipe Raimundo Thanks for sharing filipe! Will do!
Can you use this technique and the emulsion lift technique on Spectra film as well? I'm just getting into instant film photography and just required a OneStep+ and looking into getting a Spectra SE for the wide format.
yes works the same with spectra only the edges of the spectra film are a little different. watch out with spectra cause PO has some problems with producing spectra film
Analog Things Thank you for your reply and advice! I recently subscribed to you, and your videos truly are helpful. Thank you very much!
Just wondering if it's possible to do transparencies with fuji instax films?
i have the same question :/,
Is this possible with the "new" Polaroid Spectra film /Spectra cameras? I used to do them with the Polaroid 669 and Fuji FP-100. Thank you.
Really cool and simple!
Would this work with the i-type or sx-70 black and white films as well?
Have you ever scanned a transparency? Does it matter or produce a different result? How about stacking multiple transparencies?
Yeah i did but the result is nothing special for transparencies i prefer photographing them if you go with multilayer on different distances, but not scanning them with backlight.
This is fantastic! I'll try it
Thank you for the trick, just wonder loving your video. What camera you are using and any luts? Great work!
+Waynes World Studio You are welcome and thanks so much. I used an Sony RX100 and graded myself in Resolve.
Great work and enjoying your videos as I'm watching another one. I have few medium format film camera and 4X5 large format; also enjoy the polaroid camera as I dont own one and maybe in the future. Keep it up! Thanks.
+Waynes World Studio Oh great so maybe the 4x5 integral back i'm working on is something for you.
Look forward! Thank you.
loved it !
Your magic! 🤧😘
This is super cool. I didn't know you could do this. Totally gonna try this out! :D
Amazing!!! Does the image fade in time? Or does it stays like this?
Nice LUT on your video. It looks great.
This has given me a real ideas boost for future projects with my photography. Any idea what the longest amount of time is before the chemicals stick to the image? I tried this on a really old failed image just to practice my cutting technique (which was awful. i think ill use a mat and a ruler hehe). The chemicals were fixed to the image on this old print.
edit: i just read a reply where you said about 20 mins. So something to keep in mind before anyone tries this is this technique is not really to be used on photos you take when you are away from home/workspace.
😍Omg this is amazing! 😍
awesome! Thanks for sharing!!
Does this have to be done with a fresh shot? I just tried it with some older ones shot on the 600 film and im not getting the same result :(
I got the impression that you need to do that with a fresh photo.
Will this work with colour 600 film?
sadly not really
Hi thanks for that
I have a question ..I managed to do the transfer, but after the emulsion dried on the acrylic paper it cracked..do you know why and what can be done to prevent it from happening?
Awesome video, you think it is possible to do it with Fujifilm Instax ? Same for your video about Polaroid lift, suitable for Instax as well ? Thank you 👌
sadly no
A question for anyone who has experimented this. ¿Can we use the color transparency on an overhead proyector? ¿Does it show OK? Thank you.
Hi! Some say you MUST use an hair dryer and you can't do otherwise.
I tryed many times, but the white layer keep still on the image.
What do you say about hair dryer?
Hey, yeah the hair dryer is also an option, but i never used it i know it can work pretty good. Since i got the timing out pretty good and how to peel the image i dont need a hair dryer. What time after you shot the image do you peel it? Are you bending the image really strong?
Analog Things
Since some said me I need an hair dryer I had to wait about 3 hours.
I didn't bend the image strong. I didn't bending it almost at all actually.
A workshopper told me I could do it throughtout the day.
Well, give it a try with my timing just shortly after the developing is finished and bend it like i do in the video.
It could be possible for a day but best results are straight after you shot it.
Analog Things I'll try for shure! Thanks for the answers!
Thanks for the this toturial!
One question, What can you do with the rest of the polaroid back that you cut off ?
Cheers!
I have not found a way to use the back of the polaroid. If you wash of the chemistry you will get the negative, but the chemistry attacks the negative and it has really strong grain. Have to try it with the current batch from Polaroid Originals if it's still the same.
cheers marco
Thanks Marco !
if you have the time check out my polaroid shots on instagram
instagram.com/filipe.raimundo79/
i will keep in touch!
I will try to wash the back to see the results normal bleach .
@@FilipemcRaimundo @Analog Things hey guys, have you managed to get a usable negative since then?? I'm really interested in finding a technique to do so
How do i seal the image back, do i just put a colored paper behind and cut the paper around the image and use like tape or something or?
I just put some acid free paper behind the image and store it in some glassine sleeves. If i frame it the frame should generate enough pressure to hold the paper behind the image. Last option would be to use acid free tape and glue it to the remaining frame.
thank you for the fast response!
Does this work with fujifilm instax mini pictures aswell?
no
I've tried this twice and the image keeps getting partially stuck to the bottom and stretches the whole image. Argh! Maybe it doesn't work with Impossible film?
+The Lone Ponderer hey, that could be that you are to late when you want to seperate it. It works good with impossible film
lovely work
So is this only for b&w sx-70 & 600 Film not I type?
So I didn't know about the transparencies at all! I was using I type colors . And was wondering that. It seems only for black and white, correct? In that case, would you know my friend if i type black and white can do transparencies as well? Or strickly 600/ 670?
Heyy I wanted to know if this would work with i-Type Film as well. Awesome videos btw.
+ma eduarda Yes as long as it is the black and white.
Would this technique also work with a Instax wide monochrome film?
no, only polaroid originals
Hey. What camera do you shoot? Good quality.
+T Bag31 Hey, you can check out my video equipment at kit.com
kit.com/AnalogThings/video-kit
If you stack red green and blue film and the transparent photo together, would you get a coloured image?
Cool idea！
Awesome idea!! New sub and also new polaroid user XD
Have you tried this with any of the Pink/Black or Blue/Black films Polaroid Originals 600 film?
+Steven Duke No i havn't if you do so let me know!
This is ssooooo cool!!!!
So cool! Thanks you
I love it!
Ok, I just decided to get a polaroid. camera. This must be so much fun to play around with.
it is and you can do so many different things
Did you ever try to do some cyanotype with the polaroid transparency ??? I will try this for sure !!
hi. how did you clean off the dried developer off the transparency? thanks
you can't really, you need to get the transparency as good as possible with the first try
Really interesting!! I will be happy to try!!!
can you do it with an old polaroid as well?
+andreea andrei hey andreea, i'm not sure about all of them but a few work, like the Polaroid 600 Fade to Black
doesn't work with me ''with polaroid originals''
+badr zamane sehaki did you use black and white or color? how long after you took the images did you try to seperate it?
Hi! Will this work with SX-70 film too? Cool video & channel ;-)
All my polaroids pictures are missing a part (it's brown). Do you know what happens? Do I have to clean anything in the camera?
Is there anything that will clean off the white residue that's left over if you have a lot?
you can use water or alcohol
@@AnalogThings Thamks! You are the man!! Love this channel and your personality is chill and entertaining. Keeep up the good work. -Stephen from the US
@@AnalogThings Oh shit! I just tried water and the entire image came off!!!
how much water did you use? just small amounts and gentle, with alcohol you need to be super carefull
Can your remove the developer "stains" from the transparency?
Is there a time limit on when to do this? Could I do it with some pictures I took like 5 years ago? Or does it get stuck the more it ages
they need to be fresh, like minutes after shooting
Love the beard too dude hahaha