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POSTERIZATION (PHOTOGRAPHIC) xx COMPOSITE PHOTOGRAPHY xx PHOTODRAWING xx PHOTOGRAPHIC PRINT MAKING xx SPECIAL EFFECTS PHOTOGRAPHY A study in contrasts. Adding visual interest to your photographs with litho film. High-contrast photography processes (posterization, bas relief, and tone line) which require only basic darkroom equipment. Includes a homemade copy stand for copying large transparencies onto 35mm slides. Posterization made easy, and less expensive. Build your own registration frame and modify your enlarger to permit multiple exposures from multiple negatives. The system described is the Kodalith-registration method. Dazzling diazo. How to create posterization color effects by making contact prints on colored diazo film. The diazo film can be sandwiched for added effect. Sabattier effect, plus special color posterization formulas. Image modification. Using lithographic copy films and slide duplication films to modify images. Looks at silhouettes, neon glow effect, overlays, posterization, etc. A 6-step recipe for posterization. How to turn a black & white negative into a four color posterization using Kodaks EB-3 process to turn negatives into dye-accepting masters. Using Agfa TP6 Rapidoprint high-contrast graphic arts paper to get posterization-like prints. Color posterization. Use a simple glass registration board and strobes fitted with colored filters to make dramatic colored posterizations in the camera. Pen-and-ink posterization. Combine a continuous-tone negative with a high-contrast positive for an exciting photo graphic. Pin-registered negative carrier you can make yourself allows you to make first-rate posterizations. Use diazo film to make a multi-tone color posterization of a photograph. Requires making at least 6 tone separations from your original b&w negative or color slide onto lithographic film. Technique for creating B&W prints which are partially posterized and partially converted to "tone-lines". What is available in litho film, how to process the film, and tips on using litho film to make texture screens, posterizations, bas relief, etc. How to make high-impact color graphics from your original slides or negatives using the bleach/etch techniques. High contrast black-and-white photos are colored using food coloring. Leaving reality behind. How one photographer combines posterization with montage to create dramatic color images. Includes description of a homemade duping system which is used in connection with a Beseler 45M enlarger to form a copy camera. Tips on simple processing and registering techniques for high-contrast film in posterization color work. 35mm color posterization made easy. Creating colorful, graphic effects with small format film using a simple registration technique. Making music in your darkroom. How to combine photomontage with B&W posterization. Color posterization. How to make a simple three tone separation onto high contrast b&w film from a color transparency and then print the result onto color negative print paper. Posterization, a form of photgraphic conversion based on tonal separation. Posterization, a tone separation technique (also known as density masking) can be accomplished with continuous-tone negatives, a contact printer, or vacuum frame, or a photographic enlarger. Image posterization. Part 1. Image posterization. Part 2. Create a wide variety of slide graphics, including pin-registered multiple exposures. All you need is a 35mm camera with macro capabilities and this $30 'black box' which you build. Use it to do slide posterizations, neon effects, etc. The technique of semi-posterization. Uses diazo film which is available in various colors and is developed using ammonia vapor. Basically, a colored diazo mask is sandwiched with the original transparency to produce the desired effect. How to use Kwik-Print materials to make color separation negatives or abstract and multicolored posterized prints. Ingenious images. Color posterization made easier than ever. Posterization. 3M's Color Key film lets you make B&W posterizations in a single exposure using a slide sandwich. Simple posterization technique involves combining a series of high contrast b&w positives and negatives with color transparency film and exposing onto colored paper. Playing with posterization. Part 1. How to make posterized color transparencies. Includes ideas for making your own light box, registered printing easel, processing equipment, etc. Playing with posterization. Part 2. Personal posterization. How to make "posterlike" images in your darkroom. Includes construction of a film holder for developing six 35mm single-frame separation lithos at one time. Nitty gritty posterization. A cheap and easy process for producing color posterized slides without a color darkroom or special materials. How to make colored posterizations from a single negative by using color-proofing materials. Both diazo film and 3 M's Color Key material are explored. Litho: How and why. The fine art of using litho film as a background masking medium or as the source of strong graphics for posterized images. The Hattersley class. Posterization, a study in beauty and ugliness. Includes instructions on making your own pin-register easel. Creative darkroom techniques. A posterization primer. | |||||||||
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