Testing Rare Photo Processes: Ferroblend vs. Carbon #alternativephotography #largeformatphotography
Testing Rare Photo Processes: Ferroblend vs. Carbon Transfer printing are put to the test in this episode. For this image, I utilize a shattered window frame to visually frame a shot looking deep into what was once a derelict facility's pharmacy. Shooting on large format film, this composition forced me to balance extreme depth-of-field challenges with long-exposure reciprocity failure. My goal is to compare three distinct darkroom prints: a Ferroblend print from an in-camera negative, a Ferroblend print from a digital negative, and a Carbon Transfer print from the same in-camera negative. #largeformatphotography #8x10camera #alternativeprocess #carbontransferprint #urbanexploration #riverviewhospital #coquitlam #filmphotography #darkroom 0:00 Intro 1:07 The Composition 1:50 Metering & Exposure 5:05 The Negatives 6:12 The Ferroblend Analogue Print 7:13 The Ferroblend Digital Negative Print 8:21 The Carbon Transfer Analogue Print Join this channel to get access to perks: / @analogueandy8x10

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