Rockland Colloid Corp
PO Box 376
Piermont NY New York
United States 10968
Piermont NY New York
United States 10968
Phone:
+1 845 359 5559
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ceramics glass
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Photofinishing Equipment
Materials for the new photography such as liquid light emulsion, halo-chrome toner, selectachrome and dark room products.
Rockland Colloid: Photography Materials Home Page The New Photography combines traditional photography with new techniques. PRODUCTS INSTRUCTIONS FEATURES MSDS GALLERY LINKS FAQ BOOKS CONTACT US Photographic Emulsions For those having a darkroom and an enlarger, nothing equals the versatility of liquid photographic emulsion. Liquid Light all-purpose emulsion, Liquid Light VC variable-contrast emulsion and Ag-Plus high-sensitivity emulsion have been the world's standard for 30 years. Liquid photographic emulsion lets you print on any shape however complex, whether it's made of wood, paper, metal, glass, ceramic, plastic or anything else-- from a wall to a walnut. Just brush on the emulsion then expose it and process with standard black & white developer. For questions or problems, Rockland provides prompt technical assistance (see features.) Real Tintypes There's a special appeal to authentic American tintypes, an original art form. For over two decades, Rockland has led the tintype revival in this country. With Rockland Tintype Parlor you can make real dry-plate tintypes and ambrotypes in your camera. You can also order tintype supplies in bulk quantities. Photo-Resists SelectaColor photo-resist is a process for making brilliant and permanent color prints with liquid pigments. Convenient and easy to use under normal room light, all you need is sunlight, a sunlamp or other bright light for exposure and an inkjet or laser transparency. SelectaColor is an ideal way to make fine-art multicolor prints on paper, glass, wood, plastics and other materials. Photo-Ceramics Emulsion prints on ceramics and glass are archivally permanent and resistant to normal wear. But for extreme durability and use outdoors, Ag-Plus prints can be kiln-fired by first toning them with Pyrophoto. Alternative Processes These processes let you enjoy the unique appearance of heirloom prints. Handling is done under room light and all processing chemicals are included. With versatile FA-1 Sensitizer you can create authentic Van Dykes, Argyrotypes
