For September's Phototuts tutorial, we'll focus on the magic of
photograms and making contact prints! If you've always wanted to
create your own prints, here's your chance! Originally rritten
by: Deborah Kanfer In this tutorial, I will be going through a
black and white printing process that does not require a great
deal of equipment, time or money. This process is called contact
printing, used for creating photograms (a photographic image
made without a camera). This process does not require the use of
a photographic enlarger nor is it absolutely necessary to use
processed film. Below is a step by step explanation of how to
create photograms. You will be astounded at just how easy and
fun it is to print images using this method. The Final Image
You’ll need to have a few different pieces of equipment to hand,
though none are particularly expensive. Firstly, you’ll require
four chemistry trays: The first tray for developer solution, the
second for stop bath solution, the third for fixing solution,
and the four