How to Sepia Tone a Photograph
Sepia toning a black and white print will add a very classic, timeless look to any black and white silver print and essentially turns a grayscale photo into a brownscale photo. This simple process...
Category: Darkroom Printing
Choosing the Right Film Print Paper
Guest article by Jordan Mendys When you are starting out making your own prints, you are going to be faced with a lot of different film paper decisions, and if this is your first...
Darkroom Supplies for Film Photography Printing
Guide to Photography Darkroom Set Up This guide to photography will discuss the basic set up for a photography film darkroom lab to print your own photo film. You can purchase darkroom kits and...
Split Filter Printing
When printing black and white prints in the darkroom, you essentially have two controls at your disposal: brightness and contrast. Brightness is controlled by the aperture and density of the film and contrast is...
Black and White Prints in the Darkroom
Printing black and white photography in the darkroom is still not uncommon, quote a few photographers still using traditional film photography techniques likely have a darkroom equipped for black and white film. Additionally, chances...
Contact Print
A contact print is a photographic image produced by laying the film, typically a negative, directly against photographic paper and exposing the paper to light. The term “contact print” derives from the process of...
Contact Sheet or Proof
The contact sheet (also called contract proof) is a positive print of all the negative images from a roll of 35mm film or medium format film. Contact sheets are typically made to allow the...
