I've heard descriptions of real solerization, not Sabattier, and wonder how to do it.

Jeremy

-- Jeremy Illingworth (JeremyIllingworth@yahoo.com), January 23, 1999

Answers

In this forum, see Real solarization of white or shiny objects.

-- Alan Gibson (Alan.Gibson@technologist.com), January 24, 1999.

The easiest thing to do is to solarize the sun. The last time the sun was out, I tried, but I didn't give it enough overexposure. (Seattle area got 13 hours of actual sunshine this month). The negative did show that I was going in the right direction, though.

I bought some Kodak Verichrome, as it's an old emulsion, and I figure that it will have one of the best shots at succesful real solarization of something. Have to wait for that sun, though.

-- Brian C. MIller (a-bcmill@exchange.microsoft.com), January 25, 1999.