well they say you can't make good refection holograms with fuji..........wrong!!!!!
at first i tried fe-ETA with very weak holograms, then I tried pyro - bleach a little better and cleaner Image... but then I tried PBU-Metol and wow!!
altho I didnt have every thing to make the bleach correctly so I found some replacements :think:
Potassium Persulfate 10 grams I couldn't get this ... so i replaced it with "Awesome Oxygen Cleaner"
Sodium Bisulfate (or Citric Acid) 10 grams replaced this with Citric Acid
Potassium Bromide 20 grams
Cupric Bromide 1 gram
Amidol (- add last ! -) 1 gram replaced this with metol
Its a slow acting bleach but good results
Woman at the Well
Woman at the Well
Very Nice...
Hopefully I will get my stuff together soon and start trying to make similar beauties!
Bern
Hopefully I will get my stuff together soon and start trying to make similar beauties!
Bern
Woman at the Well
Danny this is impossible as Fuji said it would not make good denisyuk hologram without assisted object lighting !
very nice, ill be trying this formula soon!
very nice, ill be trying this formula soon!
Woman at the Well
(Explanation for the last) - the short-lived Fuji film was a color medium, with multiple dyes and senstizers for all
3 colors. The drawback for single color work was that all those other dyes absorbed much of the light passing through
the film, resulting in not much object light for single-beam Denisyuk reflection holos. My guess from looking at the visible
light loss was that for red light, at least 50% was lost, maybe more. Hence the assisted object lighting recommendation.
Congrats to Danny for decent results here!
3 colors. The drawback for single color work was that all those other dyes absorbed much of the light passing through
the film, resulting in not much object light for single-beam Denisyuk reflection holos. My guess from looking at the visible
light loss was that for red light, at least 50% was lost, maybe more. Hence the assisted object lighting recommendation.
Congrats to Danny for decent results here!