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Developing Paper With Red Wine

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June 22, 2012 by Udi Tirosh Leave a Comment

We have talked developing film with coffee before using a substance called caffenol. Bet what if you are more of a wine guy than a coffee guy?

Dirk Essl of the Caffenol blog just shared a video on using red wine for developing paper.

Developing Paper With Red Wine

Same as the caffenol process it uses vitamin C and washing soda and is done in the almost now disappearing dark room.

The process gives a bit of a brownish duotonish look to the final developed paper, which I find very interesting, A video after the jump

[Wineol – Red Wine developer]

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