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digital pinhole
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paddling with a camera
famous portraits of famous people
wayfarer.gather.com
my Flickr photostream
Published On: Apr 22, 2007 08:52 AM
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What is Polaroid Image Transfer?
Polaroid
image transfer is an alternative photographic process using peel-apart Polaroid
film. An image is exposed onto Polacolor ER film by means of a slide printer,
camera or enlarger. The film is pulled apart before complete development and the
dye-laden negative is rolled onto another surface, such as watercolor paper. The
dyes develop onto the other surface and the image is "transferred." The image
may then be manipulated and handcolored if desired. Each image is unique due to
the physical properties of the transfer process. Polaroid image transfers
provide an extremely versatile vehicle for the visual artist, allowing for
images with a painterly quality, as well as for partially rendered
images.
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