Collodion Chloride Printing-Out Paper Class Online
September 21, 2024 at 11 am EDT

Back by popular demand, we will be teaching how to make collodion chloride emulsion, coat baryta stock and contact print the sensitive paper in a live, online class.

After conducting primary research in 2001 we taught the first public workshops and published the first modern instructions and formulas.

Collodio-chloride was the earliest photographic “emulsion“ but didn’t become popular until the 1880s. It was used until the 1920s for commercial studio printing papers. You’ll find it’s the easiest alternative process and can be used for contact printing from film or plate negatives. It is also the most archival silver printing process ever invented and the collodion binder can be dyed different colors to tint the highlights.

Registration is $250. To register see below.

All Images ©2023 Scully & Osterman

Print made in Class

Nelson Camp by Mark Osterman

Mari Miki by France Scully Osterman

To sign up for the class,
send $250 to Scully & Osterman via PayPal.*
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Please make sure PayPal includes your name and email address, or send us an email with that information, otherwise we have no way to contact you. Once you register, we will send you confirmation and a manual by email.  You will receive a Zoom invitation about 15-20 minutes before the class begins on September 21st.

Please check to make sure our emails do not end up in your junk mail.

The class will be recorded and we will email you a copy of the video a few days after the class. This is for your use only, please do not share it.

*We also accept Checks, Venmo and Wise. Please email us for details.