Carbon printing에 대해 아시는 분?

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작성자 : 이치환
작성일 : 06-01-16 05:51

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파리 보자르 앞 골목에 즐비한 갤러리 중 미국인 화인 아트 사진작가의 2005년도
작품 전시를 보고, 충격을 받고, 북적거리는 사람들을 밀치고 안으로 들어 가서
안내하는 아가씨에게 어떤 기법의 프린팅이냐고 물었더니 '카본 프린팅'이라고...

그 말을 듣고 웹 사이트에서 부단히 검색을 해보았는데, 자료가 없어서
혹시 라이카 클럽에서 아시는 분이 계신가 하고 질문합니다.

아시거나 혹은 아는 분을 알고 계시면 연락 부탁드립니다.
감사합니다^^;;

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임병훈님의 댓글

임병훈

06-01-16 06:47

이 선생님, 안녕하십니까?
아마존 서점에 카본프린팅에 관한 서적이 몇권 있어, 제가 검색한 페이지를 아래 링크했습니다.
참고가 되면 좋겠습니다.
늘 새로운 것을 추구하시는 이선생님이 부럽습니다.

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/se...arbon+Printing

아래 웹페이지도 참고가 될 듯하여 링크해 드립니다.

http://www.alternativephotography.co...ss_carbon.html

홍건영님의 댓글

홍건영

06-01-16 08:52

Google에서 검색해보니까 많이 나오는데... www.google.com 말고 다른 것으로 검색하시나봐요

아래는 photography.about.com에서 퍼온 내용입니다

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Carbon printing is one of a number of processes which depend on the light sensitivity of dichromates, including gum printing, oil and collotype. Carbon printing starts with a 'carbon tissue' of sheet of paper coated with gelatine containing a pigment. This used to be marketed in a range of colours by a number of companies, but now most workers with the process make their own. This is sensitised by a brief soak in a dilute solution of potassium dichromate and then dried away from any sources of UV light (such as normal daylight and sunlight).

The tissue is put under a negative in close contact and exposed using a UV light source. Times of 1-10 minutes in sunlight might be typical. The image is then washed to remove the dichromate and then brought into contact under water with the final support paper. This has a gelatin coating and needs to be well soaked immediately before use. A firm squeegee is used to make the two sticky gelatin layers bind to each other. The 'sandwich' formed is then allowed to soak in warm water before the tissue support can be gently peeled off and further warm water development will dissolve away the unexposed gelatine and its pigment, leaving the image. After further washing in cold water the print is drained and left to dry, preferably overnight. A final stage is the removal of any remaining dichromate in a clearing bath of potassium metabisulphite, followed by washing and drying.

Because of the transfer from tissue to final support, the images are reversed in the process. Using film negatives you can simply print using the negative upside down, but the thickness of glass plates meant this would give an unsharp result. When using plates, a 'double-transfer' method was employed, the image first being put on a temporary support and then transferred from this to the final paper. Carbon prints can be the most beautiful form of photographic printing, with a remarkable tonal subtlety.

Also Known As: pigment prints (can also be other types of print), autotypes (after the Autotype Company founded 1868 who supplied materials and made prints.)

Related Resources:

Joseph Sudek (1896-1976)
An outstanding photographer who used pigment processes.

Alt process links
Practical details are given on several of the sites listed, and materials are available.

Google에서 검색해보니까 많이 나오는데... <a href="http://www.google.com" target="_blank">www.google.com</a> 말고 다른 것으로 검색하시나봐요 
 
아래는 photography.about.com에서 퍼온 내용입니다 
 
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Carbon printing is one of a number of processes which depend on the light sensitivity of dichromates, including gum printing, oil and collotype. Carbon printing starts with a 'carbon tissue' of sheet of paper coated with gelatine containing a pigment. This used to be marketed in a range of colours by a number of companies, but now most workers with the process make their own. This is sensitised by a brief soak in a dilute solution of potassium dichromate and then dried away from any sources of UV light (such as normal daylight and sunlight). 
 
The tissue is put under a negative in close contact and exposed using a UV light source. Times of 1-10 minutes in sunlight might be typical. The image is then washed to remove the dichromate and then brought into contact under water with the final support paper. This has a gelatin coating and needs to be well soaked immediately before use. A firm squeegee is used to make the two sticky gelatin layers bind to each other. The 'sandwich' formed is then allowed to soak in warm water before the tissue support can be gently peeled off and further warm water development will dissolve away the unexposed gelatine and its pigment, leaving the image. After further washing in cold water the print is drained and left to dry, preferably overnight. A final stage is the removal of any remaining dichromate in a clearing bath of potassium metabisulphite, followed by washing and drying. 
 
Because of the transfer from tissue to final support, the images are reversed in the process. Using film negatives you can simply print using the negative upside down, but the thickness of glass plates meant this would give an unsharp result. When using plates, a 'double-transfer' method was employed, the image first being put on a temporary support and then transferred from this to the final paper. Carbon prints can be the most beautiful form of photographic printing, with a remarkable tonal subtlety. 
 
Also Known As: pigment prints (can also be other types of print), autotypes (after the Autotype Company founded 1868 who supplied materials and made prints.) 
 
Related Resources: 
 
Joseph Sudek (1896-1976) 
An outstanding photographer who used pigment processes. 
 
Alt process links 
Practical details are given on several of the sites listed, and materials are available.

김현정님의 댓글

김현정

06-01-16 15:55

이치환선생님.
여기도 한번 참고삼아 읽어보시는게 어떨런지요.

http://www.silverprint.co.uk/info/sos1.html

다양한 프린팅기법에 대하여 책이 있는데 간략한 소개가 나와있는 곳입니다.

이치환님의 댓글

이치환

06-01-16 19:43

임병훈님, 홍건영님, 김현정님 너무 너무 고맙습니다.

이 방법으로 프린팅한 이미지가 내가 만들고 싶은 이미지와 너무 유사해서
이 프린팅을 보자마자 얼마나 흥분이 되었는지 모릅니다.

바쁘실텐데 좋은 정보가 있는 곳을 우중 찾으셔서 링크해주시니
다시 한번 감동이!!!

좋은 한 해 되시고, 멋진 삶 영위하시기 기원합니다.

김 용진님의 댓글

김 용진

06-01-16 22:42

프린팅 기법은 모르지만 위에 홍건영님의 붙임 글을 읽어보니 potassium dichromate를 사용하는 듯 합니다. 하수구로 그냥 흘려버리면 곤란한 물질인데, 각 자 만들어서 사용한다니 그 처리를 어떻게들 하는 지 궁금해지는군요. 현상과 인화는 모르지만 화학은 배운 적이 있어서 괜시리 걱정이 됩니다.

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