Ready to start shooting and developing film at home? Join Eastman Museum's Historic Process Specialist Nick Brandreth and CineStill’s Customer Solutions Manager Andre Domingues for a month-long workshop.
One of the simplest and safest forms of photography, the cyanotype process requires minimal chemistry and makes beautiful blue photographs that are extremely permanent.
Learn the two most popular printing processes of the nineteenth century: salt and albumen.
Collodion chloride and gelatin chloride were some of the most popular printing papers in the late 19th and early 20th century. Learn how to mix both collodion and gelatin chloride emulsions from scratch, as well as helpful tips and tricks for printing and toning your printed out photographs.
