Monday, May 14th, 2018
cutting wet plates on a 75 year old machine
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Da ich sehr oft nach der Herkunft und Bearbeitung meiner Platten gefragt wurde, habe ich dazu ein kurzes Video erstellt:
und das Video
Wenn ihr selber die Entstehung einer Nassplatte miterleben und so ein absolutes Einzelstück besitzen wollt, dann kontaktiert mich über meine Webseite: http://zeitreise.jetzt
Ihr könnt auch Workshops bei mir machen, wenn ihr selbst eine Platte erstellen wollt.
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English Version
I did this video, because people were asking me how I get my wet plates.
And the video:
If you guys want to experience yourself how a tintype is made and own a one of a kind wet plate, please contact me via my website http://zeitreise.jetzt
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May 16th, 2018 at 20:05
Photographer Cuts His Own Wet Plates on a 75-Year-Old Machine – Get Photo Tips said:
[…] the plates he uses for wet plate collodion photography. To answer that question, Hofstaetter made this 7-minute video showing how he has them custom cut on a 75-year-old […]
May 16th, 2018 at 20:10
Photographer Cuts His Own Wet Plates on a 75-Year-Old Machine | PictoPro said:
[…] the plates he uses for wet plate collodion photography. To answer that question, Hofstaetter made this 7-minute video showing how he has them custom cut on a 75-year-old […]
May 16th, 2018 at 20:32
Photographer Cuts His Own Wet Plates on a 75-Year-Old Machine – Photography News World said:
[…] the plates he uses for wet plate collodion photography. To answer that question, Hofstaetter made this 7-minute video showing how he has them custom cut on a 75-year-old […]