Na2 Platinum Palladium Demo
*We advise you wear gloves, an apron, and eye protectives when using this chemistry.* This video demos the making of a Platinum Palladium Print using 5% Sodium Chloroplatinate (Na2 Platinum), Palladium #3, and Ferric Oxalate Solution #1 along with potassium oxalate developer. The paper used is Revere Platinum, a 100% Cotton rag Paper free of buffers and additives.
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Beginners Guide to Platinum-Palladium Prints
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Creating a Digital Negative for Cyanotype or Platinum Palladium Printing
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Mixing Potassium Oxalate Developer for Platinum/Palladium Printing
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Creating a Digital Negative
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Experiments with Phonetype
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Platinum Palladium Printing on Tosa Platinum Paper for K.K.
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How I make Platinum Palladium Photo Prints
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Platinum printing on Tosa Washi Platinum Paper (Japanese Tissue)
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Platinum Palladium 2
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Make a Platinum (Palladium) Print with Bill Schwab
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Printing a 16x20 Platinum Palladium Print
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Bostick and Sullivan's Guide to Cyanotype Printing
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