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Mark R. Stanford |
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Cathy P. Gamlen |
This was done with a Polaroid Sx-70 camera... Time Zero film. I color adjusted in Photo Shop . I just lightened it up a little and then framed it with a Plug-in in Photo Shop. Thanks very much for looking at it... I'm pretty new to this whole process. Cathy
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BetterPhotoJim.com - Jim Miotke  Contact Jim Miotke Jim Miotke's Gallery |
Hi Cathy, I love it, too. I just recently saw some images like this at the local bookstore and thought that they were manipulated Polaroid emulsion transfers. But it sounds like you do something else with a SX-70. Can you briefly describe the process? I'm interested... Thanks!
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Cathy P. Gamlen |
Polaroid emulsion transfer is a different technique all together. With an emulsion transfer you float off the emulsion from peel-apart Polaroid film and catch it on a substrate (acetate) and then manipulate it. With the Time Zero film , the emusion is manipulated before the photo finishes developing. Thanks for the interest ! Cathy
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Glenn Theal |
Congratulations, Cathy. This is a lovely photo. You should be very pleased. Cheers,
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MaryMcGrathPhotography.com - Mary B. McGrath Contact Mary B. McGrath Mary B. McGrath's Gallery |
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