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The Beginner’s Guide to Tintype Making is a practical pathway to unlocking the secrets of 19th-century tintype. It provides easy-to-follow steps using a large format camera, a simple dark box (plans included), and readily available natural light. Included are sections recommending basic equipment and pre-mixed chemicals allowing you to begin with a minimal budget. Once you start making plates, refer to the troubleshooting section to refine your techniques and record your results in the Tintype Log. Whatever initially sparked your Interest In this book, take a moment to also preview the content and clear illustrations within. Once you begin making plates, check out the section on troubleshooting to refine your techniques and then log your results in the field journal. If you’re seeking a creative outlet that is both tactile and deeply rooted in history, producing strikingly beautiful results, then the art of tintype might be your perfect match. Although I have designed this guide for the field photographer using natural light, most techniques will transfer to portrait work with a strobe and other artificial light.While not intended as a sole resource, this guide is designed to provide you with the confidence to create truly one-of-a-kind heirloom photographs that will be cherished for generations
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