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The art of printing the image, how to make exciting pictures, as if they were engraved paintings

In the field of producing erotic photographs using lithograph film, the first step is to choose photographs with chaotic color differences, but also with a certain meaning for the pattern that will produce this single birch tree itself. It was photographed first with a Hazelblad CM camera and a 50 mm wide-angle lens (Wide Uncle ) on the film and Alford . . Then the image was endorsed normally on paper and Alfusid .


By means of litho films, the photographer can produce graphic images inside his black room by introducing large differences to simple black and white images and making them more like engraved paintings, so that the viewer almost thinks that it is a painting drawn with lines and not an ordinary photograph. This method and others, which will be explained in detail in future issues, show the extent to which photo printing has become a stand-alone art.


Would you like a new method to endorse those | Wonderful white and friendly pictures? . Try, then, using one of the artistic litho films that gives images as if they were engraved, and that helps to produce both clear and dark areas on your film. And here's how: In addition to the usual equipment in the black room, you will need a lito film attic, such as a levoleth: produced by Walford or "koda lith" produced by Kodak, an endorser for ordinary film or litho film, and then a strong red flashlight. , 7 watts. No other safe lights should be used - choose your white and black bulbs. Negatives with low or moderate color contrast seem to work better than others. Prepare the stabilizing materials. The most appropriate optical source to which the litho film is exposed will be the enlarger. With a 7.5-watt lamp lighting, it turns off other bull sources. Keep the film at a distance of less than a meter. from the source of this light to avoid exposure to scaling. Then place a sheet of litho film on the stand under the magnifier with the sensitive opaque side facing up and place the sensitive negative side over the film and hold it in place with a sheet of clear glass, or use an endorser that touches the film and affixes it Now make a test spot on the litho film as if you were using a piece of paper Ordinary photography. The film appeared on the endorsement machine with it continuing for about a minute or a minute and a half, then fixed it as you would with any black and white film. Now choose the correct exposure time, and precisely expose your negative on litho film. Appeared, fixed and dried the film that now show a positive image, then . The basic negative shape of the film board You now have the first generation of litho film from which you can radiate an image. Enlarge the movie Lishu Love is Desirable, or create a second Lishu generation with photography
Altalasi, and in the same way that was adopted to produce the first generation. This will emit a negative image with a few shades of gray. Then the third and fourth generation films are made in the same way, and each generation will display more clear and dark engraved spots, and a percentage of gray shades less than what is present in the previous generations. From the negative of the second generation, an image can be made in which the gray shades are absent and show an exciting contrast. To get an image that is just lines on a white background, mix the first and second generation together, but a little further from the OFF-Register, and enlarge the resulting duplex film, or sandwich, as desired. The more you change litho films and make sandwiches, the more different images you'll get from each other, and you'll keep discovering many new ways to see your original images.