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krystoff
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just sharing
http://vimeo.com/39578584

Apr 2 2012 10:56PM
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MANDER
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Wow, that was amazing. I really enjoyed that. This really needs to get more attention. Here's an embed:

Apr 3 2012 12:49PM
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Meases_Pieces
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threads
Apr 3 2012 8:37PM
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hardig1234
Posts: 291 - Karma: 206
that was insane 500 $ a print sick dude on a mission
Apr 3 2012 9:51PM
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skithedirt
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def thought he was cooking meth for the first 30 or so seconds... until I saw the everclear bottle.

Maybe Ive been watching too much breaking bad
Apr 3 2012 10:45PM
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Sklar
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my thoughts exactly, haha

pretty cool though
Apr 3 2012 11:00PM
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SkierPT
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Threads for non mobile
Apr 4 2012 5:36PM
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Ethan.G
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wow that was actually super cool! I think it would be absolutely awesome to go shooting with that guy creating those images!
Apr 4 2012 9:14PM
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TWoods
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from 3:30 to 4:00 is where I grew up.
Apr 4 2012 9:58PM
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TaranItUp
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That was incredible. Absolutely something I would like to try in my future.
Apr 4 2012 10:52PM
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Aenigma
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How he gets plates that huge to work blows my mind. I tried tin types once and I couldn't even get a 6" one to coat evenly and work at all. They look beautiful when done right, though. Watching this has made me research doing dry plates in my 4x5, but I definitely know how frustrating the process can be!
Apr 5 2012 1:34AM
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squibble
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how much does it cost to set up and execute something that size?
Apr 5 2012 2:51AM
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Aenigma
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It's hard to say, I don't really know much about it. I think you can get the chemicals through Bostick-Sullivan for around $100, and then you just need plates...I think.
Apr 5 2012 9:54AM
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brian.walker
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It is awesome to see what Ian is doing. So much time, effort and frustration behind it. The completed images look fantastic!
Apr 5 2012 6:23PM
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DrZoidberg
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You might be able to buy the chemicals or raw materials from digitaltruth.com too

They've also got a mass database of developing times for all these different developer and film combos called the massive dev chart. Super helpful.
Apr 5 2012 6:50PM
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