ATTN: If you submit a photo and it is not approved please do not try to submit it again. Please also don't take it personally, this group has become very large so I have restricted the entries and often throw out ones that technically fit the category but I don't feel are high enough quality to be added. It's very subjective.
This group is for analog photographers, new or more experienced. Our goal is to promote the survival of film in the digital jungle. Experimenting and classicism welcome. However your photography should have a "felt" feeling in it or display a personal point of view, subtle or striking does not matter. Your way of seeing with a camera does. This is not a group for contests or excellence, but for analog photographers (whatever your camera) willing to discuss, exchange and experiment, and above all…
A place to display and discuss the 19th century calotype, and its variant processes.
Including the
Talbot Family: double wash (+ Blanquart Evrard's modifications)
Furlong Family: single wash
Guillot-Saguez Family: no pre-silver
Le Gray Family: waxed paper negative
...and prints or inverted scans from the above.
This group is a resource for anyone interested early photographic processes.
Please don't post modern silver gelatin negatives (unless they are hand coated)
Hello, we decided to create this group because we love beautiful things and the people who are able to find them in their everyday life. We believe that a good work of art should not be either a mere copy of reality, nor a cold piece of fashion. This gallery displays a selection of some of the best analog photos on ipernity! Find out why they are so good.
Welcome to Film Development for everyone! Film is the topic of the day. Share your questions and your photos. All photos must be taken from a film camera accept for illustrations, How To's and Demonstrations.
A dedicated to all plate film cameras no matter what size or marque.
Photos can be from any plate film camera, with plate film negative, positive or converted to modern film. Pictures of Plate film cameras are welcome too!
Show me your film developed with Xtol / DD-X developer.
Part A:
Sodium sulfite
Sodium metaborate, tetrahydrate
Diethylenetriaminepentaacetic acid pentasodium salt
4-hydroxymethyl-4-methyl-1-phenyl-3-pyrazolidinone
Part B:
Sodium sulfite
Sodium isoascorbate
Sodium metabisulfite
Welcome to C-41 Developer group. Share your experiences and your photos here!
C-41 Developer
Water (Room Temp) 800.0ml
Potassium Carbonate 32.0g
Sodium Sulfite 3.5g
Potassium Bromide 1.5g
Hydroxylamine Sulfate 2.0g
CD-4 5.0g
Water to make 1.0L
We want to show that with pinhole cameras perfectly works of art can be created. That they are not only technical toys. You can work creatively with these simple cameras. The group will help you nad other photographers to deal with this old technique. Show that modern, artistic photography is not dependent on lenses, glass or even several thousand euros cameras.
For all pictures printet with alternate processes, like cyanotype, VanDycke and saltprint. Also other alternate postprozessing like inkjet transfer or laser transfer for example. Please tag you picture with the process you take.
Welcome to D-76 Developer Group! Share your stories and photos with us.
Water (125°F/52°C) 750 ml
Metol 2 g
Sodium sulfite (dessic) 100 g
Hydroquinone 5 g
Borax 2 g
Cold water to make 1000 ml
Posting rules
All posts to this group have to include at least the used printing process as tag. Adding an additional altprocess tag would be nice.
What's GOOD in this pool?
All images that have been printed using an alternative photographic printing process, such as: Albumen, Calotypes, Cyanotypes, Ambrotypes, Tintypes, Salt Print, Monochrom Carbon, Platinum/Palladium, Ziatype, Kallitype (Van Dyke Brown), POP, Gum (Bichromate, Trichromate, etc.), Rawlins Oil, Bromoil, Temperaprint, A…
All posts to this group have to include the used printing process tag.
All images that have been printed on paper using an alternative photographic printing process, such as:
Platinum/Palladium, Ziatype, Kallitype, Vandyke, Calotypes, Chrysotypes, Cyanotypes, Ambrotypes, Tintypes, Wetplate Collodion, Salt Print, Carbon Transfer rint, Gum Bichromate, Bromoil, Temperaprint, Argyrotype, Photogravure, Oil Print, Oil Transfer Print
Paper negatives are not just for testing your camera! They can have a wonderful old fashioned antique look, and have many of the beautiful characteristics of orthographic and orthopan film. You might find aerial perspective that is missing from so much modern-day photography.
This group is for photographs created from paper negatives, black and white or color, contact printed or inverted with software, from lens or pinhole camera.
Have fun!
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Pinhole Trees
Pinhole photographs of trees! The two are perfect together.
HC-110 Developer
Welcome to the HC-110 Developer Group! Please put your film type and dilution in the tags. E.g.: tx400 hc110b
B/W Landscapes
ATTN: If you submit a photo and it is not approved please do not try to submit it again. Please also don't take it personally, this group has become very large so I have restricted the entries and often throw out ones that technically fit the category but I don't feel are high enough quality to be added. It's very subjective.
Film Forward!
This group is for analog photographers, new or more experienced. Our goal is to promote the survival of film in the digital jungle. Experimenting and classicism welcome. However your photography should have a "felt" feeling in it or display a personal point of view, subtle or striking does not matter. Your way of seeing with a camera does. This is not a group for contests or excellence, but for analog photographers (whatever your camera) willing to discuss, exchange and experiment, and above all…
The Calotype Society
A place to display and discuss the 19th century calotype, and its variant processes. Including the Talbot Family: double wash (+ Blanquart Evrard's modifications) Furlong Family: single wash Guillot-Saguez Family: no pre-silver Le Gray Family: waxed paper negative ...and prints or inverted scans from the above. This group is a resource for anyone interested early photographic processes. Please don't post modern silver gelatin negatives (unless they are hand coated)
Box Camera Revelation
Any photographs shot with a box camera. Folding cameras with fixed lenses are accepted as well.
Aut - Aut
Hello, we decided to create this group because we love beautiful things and the people who are able to find them in their everyday life. We believe that a good work of art should not be either a mere copy of reality, nor a cold piece of fashion. This gallery displays a selection of some of the best analog photos on ipernity! Find out why they are so good.
Film Developing for everyone
Welcome to Film Development for everyone! Film is the topic of the day. Share your questions and your photos. All photos must be taken from a film camera accept for illustrations, How To's and Demonstrations.
Platefilm cameras
A dedicated to all plate film cameras no matter what size or marque. Photos can be from any plate film camera, with plate film negative, positive or converted to modern film. Pictures of Plate film cameras are welcome too!
Xtol/DD-X/Mytol Developer
Show me your film developed with Xtol / DD-X developer. Part A: Sodium sulfite Sodium metaborate, tetrahydrate Diethylenetriaminepentaacetic acid pentasodium salt 4-hydroxymethyl-4-methyl-1-phenyl-3-pyrazolidinone Part B: Sodium sulfite Sodium isoascorbate Sodium metabisulfite
C-41 Developer
Welcome to C-41 Developer group. Share your experiences and your photos here! C-41 Developer Water (Room Temp) 800.0ml Potassium Carbonate 32.0g Sodium Sulfite 3.5g Potassium Bromide 1.5g Hydroxylamine Sulfate 2.0g CD-4 5.0g Water to make 1.0L
Pinhole Fina Art
We want to show that with pinhole cameras perfectly works of art can be created. That they are not only technical toys. You can work creatively with these simple cameras. The group will help you nad other photographers to deal with this old technique. Show that modern, artistic photography is not dependent on lenses, glass or even several thousand euros cameras.
alternate prints
For all pictures printet with alternate processes, like cyanotype, VanDycke and saltprint. Also other alternate postprozessing like inkjet transfer or laser transfer for example. Please tag you picture with the process you take.
D-76 Developer
Welcome to D-76 Developer Group! Share your stories and photos with us. Water (125°F/52°C) 750 ml Metol 2 g Sodium sulfite (dessic) 100 g Hydroquinone 5 g Borax 2 g Cold water to make 1000 ml
altprocess
Posting rules All posts to this group have to include at least the used printing process as tag. Adding an additional altprocess tag would be nice. What's GOOD in this pool? All images that have been printed using an alternative photographic printing process, such as: Albumen, Calotypes, Cyanotypes, Ambrotypes, Tintypes, Salt Print, Monochrom Carbon, Platinum/Palladium, Ziatype, Kallitype (Van Dyke Brown), POP, Gum (Bichromate, Trichromate, etc.), Rawlins Oil, Bromoil, Temperaprint, A…
Historical Photographic Processes
All posts to this group have to include the used printing process tag. All images that have been printed on paper using an alternative photographic printing process, such as: Platinum/Palladium, Ziatype, Kallitype, Vandyke, Calotypes, Chrysotypes, Cyanotypes, Ambrotypes, Tintypes, Wetplate Collodion, Salt Print, Carbon Transfer rint, Gum Bichromate, Bromoil, Temperaprint, Argyrotype, Photogravure, Oil Print, Oil Transfer Print
Silver Gelatin
Silver Gelatin Prints
Paper Negatives
Paper negatives are not just for testing your camera! They can have a wonderful old fashioned antique look, and have many of the beautiful characteristics of orthographic and orthopan film. You might find aerial perspective that is missing from so much modern-day photography. This group is for photographs created from paper negatives, black and white or color, contact printed or inverted with software, from lens or pinhole camera. Have fun!
solargraphy
only solargraphy.
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Pinhole, Zone Plates, mirrors and other non refractive lenses
Show here photos you made without a conventional refractive lens. Describe techniques and teach us your owns.