A new fixing tank is offered to all photographers that work with wet collodion process.

This new product is the response at the demand of many photographers that consider this kind of tanks an important item to protect yourself from toxic vapors that emit the fixing bath, especially if you work on a regular basis with it. At the same time this is a good way to keep the bath clean if you work on the field.

The design is made with a special water resistant wooden tank and strong plexiglas window in one of it faces. More info HERE

We hope you consider it helpful in the practice of this procedure.

We take this opportunity to remind you that from Wetplatewagon we are always open to hear your proposals, needs and critical opinions in order to improve our products and services, so don’t doubt to contact us to share your experiences and technical problems.

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A new project was commissioned this September, the most bigger tank we ever done, suitable for 20″ x 24″ / 50 x 60 cm plates.

We are glad to share the results here.

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* With a 20 x 25 cm black glass plate.

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Un nuevo proyecto nos encargaron el pasado mes de Septiembre, el tanque más grande que hemos hecho hasta la fecha apto para placas 20 “x 24” / 50 x 60 cm.

Por este motivo queremos compartir aquí los resultados.

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* Con una placa de vidrio negro 20 x 25 cm

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Wetplatewagon start to sell a new plate holders produced by Fotoinvents Mayugo.

These plate holders are designed as a Fidelity film holders standard formats so you can use it in the spring back of your camera. It are made in walnut, brass and baquelita.

Check the new entry HERE

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Wetplatewagon empieza a vender los nuevos chasis producidos por Fotoinvents Mayugo.

Estos chasis están diseñados como los chasis tipo Fidelity de manera que se pueden utilizar en cualquier modelo de cámara con “spring back”. Realizados en madera de nogal, latón y baquelita.

Visita la nueva entrada AQUÍ.

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Different models of portable darkrooms. Engravings from s.XIX photographic manuals and treatises.

Thanks to Martí Llorens collection.

“La Photographie et la Chimie de la Lumière”, H. Voguel. 1880. Paris.

 

“Traité Général de Photographie”, D. v. Monckhoven. 1865. Paris. 5ª ed.

 

“Traité Général de Photographie”, D. v. Monckhoven. 1865. Paris. 5ª ed.

 

“Traité Général de Photographie”, D. v. Monckhoven. 1880. Paris. 7ª ed.

 

“The Photographic News”, Edited by William Crookes. 1859. London. Vol. II

 

“The Photographic News”, Edited by William Crookes. 1859. London. Vol. I

 

“The Photographic News”, Edited by William Crookes. 1859. London. Vol. I

 

“The Photographic News”, Edited by William Crookes. 1859. London. Vol. I

 

“The Photographic News”, Edited by William Crookes. 1859. London. Vol. I

 

“The Photographic News”, Edited by William Crookes. 1859. London. Vol. I

 

“The Photographic News”, Edited by William Crookes. 1859. London. Vol. I

 

“The Photographic News”, Edited by William Crookes. 1859. London. Vol. I

 

“The Photographic News”, Edited by William Crookes. 1859. London. Vol. I

 

“Pioneers of Photography”, VVAA. 1987. Springfild, VA.

 

 

“Pioneers of Photography”, VVAA. 1987. Springfild, VA.

 

“Pioneers of Photography”, VVAA. 1987. Springfild, VA.

 

“Pioneers of Photography”, VVAA. 1987. Springfild, VA.

 

“Pioneers of Photography”, VVAA. 1987. Springfild, VA.

 

“Pioneers of Photography”, VVAA. 1987. Springfild, VA.

 

“Pioneers of Photography”, VVAA. 1987. Springfild, VA.

 

“Manual of Photographic Manipullation”, Lake Price. 1858. London.