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高估了宽容度…就当做实验了

蓝晒初体验～ This was my very first attempt at making a cyanotype print, and the process turned out to be both simple and exciting. I’d like to share how I made it step by step. Step 1: Mixing the Solutions I started by preparing the chemicals. I mixed Solution A and Solution B of the cyanotype kit together. Then I brushed the mixture evenly onto pieces of cut watercolor paper. In the darkroom Step 2: Preparing the Negatives Next, I worked on the images I wanted to print. I took some photos I had shot earlier and processed them in Photoshop to create negative versions. Then I printed the black-and-white negatives onto leftover transparent film sheets. Transparent films Step 3: Setting Up the Exposure Once my coated papers were completely dry (I dried them in a dark room), I placed the transparent negatives directly on top of the sensitized papers. To keep everything flat, I used acrylic sheets to press them down. Extra Tip: You can also use thin transparent plastic sheets as a substitute. Step…