Collodion test / Which one is the best? / Vlog 78
In this vlog I'm breaking a myth about contrast in collodion photography. It does not exist. You can make whatever contrast you like with (almost) whatever collodion. Less exposure more development will cause higher contrast and vice versa. In Film photography the same principle is known as pull / push process in the film developing stage. PS: sorry, I forgot to check my audio levels. My favourite collodion is Osterman's standard collodion 4ml of water 3 gr of CdBr2 4 gr of KI 140 ml of alcohol 140 ml ether 220 Collodion 4% USP quality You may continue this kind of knowledge sharing by purchasing my book https://www.borutpeterlin.com/shop Or becoming my patreon / borutpeterlin Or by direct donation http://paypal.me/borutpeterlin
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