Carbon Transfer video on youtube!

[36cm2]

Jim, this was fantastic. Wish i could see the show. Awesome.

[Jim Fitzgerald]

Thanks for the nice comments. I know that for me carbon transfer printing is it. I hope that the video peaks some curiosity and maybe helps some. Takes time to learn and get good at. I learn everyday and eventually I'll understand it all.

[Pawlowski6132]

Are you flippin kidding me? I've never seen a more complicated and time consuming process. I barely had the patience to watch the whole video of it.

But, my hats off to you Jim. Your work looks fantastic and I envy your dedication.

[Jim Fitzgerald]

Are you flippin kidding me? I've never seen a more complicated and time consuming process. I barely had the patience to watch the whole video of it.

But, my hats off to you Jim. Your work looks fantastic and I envy your dedication.

Love the comment! Yes it takes time! Patience is something I forgot to mention. Got to have that. That was the short version!!

[Jay DeFehr]

Are you flippin kidding me? I've never seen a more complicated and time consuming process. I barely had the patience to watch the whole video of it.

But, my hats off to you Jim. Your work looks fantastic and I envy your dedication.

You should see four color carbon printing- its a lot more than four times one color printing, and makes this process seem trivial.

[Jim Fitzgerald]

You should see four color carbon printing- its a lot more than four times one color printing, and makes this process seem trivial.

Jay, I have seen four color carbon and own a color carbon print from Gordon Chapple. If Gordon were still alive who know I may have been doing color by now. Still to much to learn with monochrome. One day I'll spend some time with Charles Berger and then see where it all goes. For now this is it.

[Jay DeFehr]

Jim, single transfer, one color carbon printing is a handful, especially from in-camera, ULF negatives. No one can claim you lack ambition, or dedication.