From: Sandy King (sanking@CLEMSON.EDU)
Date: 09/11/01-06:18:18 AM Z
There are several good sources on making kallitypes. The most
definitive work on the process is a book by Dick Stevens, now out of
print. I forgot the exact title but it is something like The
Definitive Guide to Making Kallitypes. Good information is also found
in the following sources.
1. Russ Young's chapter on kallitype in Coming into Focus.
2. The chapter by Farber in Historic Photograhic Processes.
2. The chapter on kallitype in Christopher James' recently published
book on alternative photography.
3. The web site at B&S, http://www.bostick-sullivan.com/kalli.htm
Sandy King
>I was visiting Philippe Moroux's website in which he mentions that he has
>been making kallitypes from pinholes in the field using his portable
>darkroom. His site doesn't reveal much about the process, and neither does
>the book to which he refers people (though it did have some wonderful info
>for when I successfully get out of my residence room into a place where I
>can have a private washroom and thus set up a semblance of a darkroom). I am
>interested in trying his process from beginning to end as it solves my
>problem of limited space and being a perpetual hobo, not to mention that it
>looks fantastic. I've experimented in alt-processes to some degree in the
>past, though my sister is the bigger alt-junkie, and would appreciate any
>info people might have on getting started with producing kallitypes in the
>field. I'm also experimenting with printing-out-paper these days to see how
>that might work. For details on what he provides as far as info his website
>is:
>
>http://utopia.knoware.nl/users/philippe/explain.html
>
>Thanks for your help.
>CW
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