printing to make the photo look like the negative

[murphyamen]

just curious does anybody know what i can do to make my prints look like the negative? obviously very easy to do with digital photography but i'm lost on this one in the darkroom.

 

[altitude604]

reverse processing isn't it?

thought i saw something about that on APUG. http://www.apug.org

those folks know pretty much anything there is to know about film.

 

[480sparky]

Invert colors.

 

[KmH]

If you internet search using the search term: "printing to make the photo look like the negative" you'll discover there are several ways to do it.


How do you print a negative image? - Photo.net B&W Photo - Printing & Finishing Forum

 

[BigNegs]

An old method is to enlarge your current negative onto the same film but use a larger format film to enlarge on. This will produce a "positive" on film from your negative. If shooting in black and white, use an orthochromatic B&W film as it can be exposed to a red safe light for short periods of time. If shooting in color, you will need to work in absolute darkness and arrange everything by touch.

After creating and developing your film "positive", you can then it treat as a negative that prints a negative image on paper.

 

[ann]

you can also make a print, then after it is dry, contact print it against another piece of paper and you will end up with a paper negative. Just be sure the papers don't have a logo on the back sides.

Somethings look better that way than a normal print , it can be very cool.

google paper negatives, or check out the stuff keith posted for you.

 

[gsgary]

Here's some paper negatives i shot on a large format camera
Neg

print

And then had a play with the bellow

print

 

[AnthonyRyanPhoto]

Reverse processing