Photographic paper

[SarahLouise]

Hey guys,

I'm here asking about paper specifically. I will be purchasing some soon and would like some feedback from possible users. I am interested in printing on a matte watercolor paper with a heavy tooth. I will be going back over my photographic print with (most likely) pen and ink or (possibly) an oil paint made specifically for photos. I am also interested other papers so anything you've got, I'm all ears!

Also, has anyone here used a pinhole or toy lens on a DSLR Nikon? Same effects as a normal pinhole/toy but instead of having three cameras, have three lens for one camera. All outputs will be in digital form, even if the original "negative" is a darkroom oriented.

Again, thanks for ANYTHING!!!

 

[KmH]

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What printing technology will you do doing with that paper? If you will be doing inkjet, how many ink colors, and what type of inks/dyes? Aqueous? Solvent based, or UV-cured?

I have, and many others have used a Nikon body cap with a pinhole in it, and free lensing with a variety of lenses.

 

[2WheelPhoto]

Hey guys,

I'm here asking about paper specifically. I will be purchasing some soon and would like some feedback from possible users. I am interested in printing on a matte watercolor paper with a heavy tooth. I will be going back over my photographic print with (most likely) pen and ink or (possibly) an oil paint made specifically for photos. I am also interested other papers so anything you've got, I'm all ears!

Also, has anyone here used a pinhole or toy lens on a DSLR Nikon? Same effects as a normal pinhole/toy but instead of having three cameras, have three lens for one camera. All outputs will be in digital form, even if the original "negative" is a darkroom oriented.

Again, thanks for ANYTHING!!!

Heyyyyy.... YES to a toy lens on a full frame Nikon body