Cyanotyping: Blueprints and Chemical Photography

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Active Friday, August 16 2019 to Friday, August 23 2019 at 12:00PM
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►WHAT IS THIS
The Cyanotype Process is method by which Blueprints are fabricated. Formed from a mixture of Ferric Ammonium Citrate, Potassium Ferricyanide and water, a photo-sensitive sensitizer is made that changes from colorless to blue when exposed under UV light from the sun or an artificial lamp.
The sensitizer may be applied to any porus surface that will absorb it - much like a dye (though, blueprints are technically not a dye).
In this video I explore and demonstrate how to make blueprints, ass well as a few tips and tricks and creative ideas that may inspire you to try your hand at the craft!
►TIMESTAMPS
1:14 - Start of Video, Premise
2:43 - How It Is Made
4:35 - Exposing Prints
7:45 - T-Shirts
9:30 - World Record
►MATERIALS
Ferric Ammonium Cirtate
Potassium Ferricyanide
Water
Fabric: Muslin, Cotton
►CREDITS
Narration & Editing by Dayton Aardema
Camera Work by Jim and Donna
"Invitation to the Castle Ball" by Doug Maxwell
"You Got Summer" by Legend from Heaven
"Tune In" by RW Smith
"Hand Trolley" by Kevin MacLeod
"Bustin Loose with Lead" by Audionautix
"Baby Won't You Please Come Home" by Eva Taylor
"Zazia" by Kevin MacLeod
"America Hymn" by Francis Key
"Blueprint Theme Music" by Cody Aardema
'Fractal Pyramid Model' by Ricktu
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I attest that this video abides by United States Fair Use laws at the time of this video upload for uses such as education, review, parody, or any other transformative use of the material. I do not assume ownership of stock images, video, or music should they appear in this video.
This video may be used in part or in full by any person or group for noncommercial use. Any commercial use of this content should be transformative such as for education, review, etc. I ask that any reupload of a significant portion of this content be credited to the creator(s) that appear in the credits of the video.
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Комментарии : 67

@1painter4hire 5 лет назад

This is probably One of the Best Channels for knowledge on this platform. I appreciate Your time Sir, Thank You !!

@BlueprintScience 5 лет назад

I appreciate your viewership, sir!

@tmd9412 5 лет назад

Your cinematoraphy skills are amazing, and your videos are literally one of the best I've ever seen You are one of the few youtubers I enjoy that I'd actually support on Patreon or something like that, love your vids!

@BlueprintScience 5 лет назад

Thank you

@stanleydenning 5 лет назад

Your videos are getting cooler and cooler.

@retrorevolutions4590 5 лет назад

This is great mate love all the little effects time laps waiting for the sun ect really adds to the production value

@danrykowski3133 5 лет назад

Probably a bit late to say, but you are probably my new favorite electrical engineering RU-vidr

@luongmaihunggia 5 лет назад

Absolutely brilliant video. So much more improvement over your other videos. EVEN THE OUT TRO IS AWESOME.

@jeavalos 5 лет назад

Nice blue coat transition from the pillar

@BlueprintScience 5 лет назад

Thanks, it was harder than it seems

@CraftAero 5 лет назад

True "Blueprints" were before my time but we did use "Blue-line prints", which is the same but with white back ground and, yeh, blue lines (before plotters became the norm). This process used a very strong ammonia "fixer". Guess who was the lucky "junior guy" tasked with running the prints and maintaining the machinery... Being promoted from that position wasn't nearly my biggest promotion over the years but was certainly the most eagerly awaited !!!

@WoodMagnet2 5 лет назад

i walked in those shoes, too. ahhhh, nothing like the smell of fresh ammonia in the morning... 👃

@CraftAero 5 лет назад

@@WoodMagnet2 Kinda nulls the morning coffee & donut.

@JimGriffOne 5 лет назад

I love the way you present your videos. Very entertaining! You deserve way more subscribers!

@BlueprintScience 5 лет назад

I'll just keep doing my thing. Whatever happens, happens ;)

@JimGriffOne 5 лет назад

@@BlueprintScience Hang in there! It'll definitely happen. :)

@WoodMagnet2 5 лет назад

@@BlueprintScience it's fun watching your skills improve from one video to the next! glad that you share info simply and with humour.

@comic4relief 4 года назад

I was waiting for incidental music on the piano : ) Nice historical additions.

@poseidonc1259 4 года назад

Fantastic video man, I’m happy to have stumbled across it!

@zolatanaffa87 5 лет назад

As usual your video are very fine, smart and instructive. For me in italy blueprint are only those absurde plans of Willi the coyote in Hanna & Barbera's cartoons. Glad to learn something else of that world Dayton!

@LuisMuniz2 3 года назад

Wow that was good. thanks I needed that I’ve watched to many serious videos about this topic.

@BlueprintScience 5 лет назад

New video: now with 100% more quirkiness! Don't forget to enter the giveaway, there is literally nothing to lose: forms.gle/osxsDqjujo5D6uG5A Also, Jacquard asked me to link to their website (www.jacquardproducts.com/cyanotype) and a link to buy materials (www.dickblick.com/products/jacquard-cyanotype/) - take a peek if you're interested. Stay tuned for more fun projects!

@PlasmaChannel 5 лет назад

Job well done Dayton! Love it

@BlueprintScience 5 лет назад

@CodyAardema 5 лет назад

Sweet effects. Will be sharing this one for sure.

@BlueprintScience 5 лет назад

Cool beans, bro ;)

@jons2447 5 лет назад

Hello, Dayton; Thank you for all you do. I just saw your "How a Microwave Gun Works" video. I watched it because I've got the idea that a CRT focuses the electrons from the rear of the CRT so they align on the screen. So it occurred to me that, by taking the electron guides off the picture tube, & shooting the micro waves into the front of the electron guides it could focus the micro waves into a more coherent beam, similar to a laser. So what do you think? I know you know more about it than I do so could you tell me what you think of this? I've had this idea a long time, probably since Pres. Reagan wanted space-based particle-beam weapons. Do you think you could focus microwaves w/ the electromagnetic guides from a CRT/TV? BTW, is this like a maser? Have a GREAT day, Neighbor!

@tommyboy3978 5 лет назад

Enjoyed keep up the brainstorms bro

@phxtonash 5 лет назад

Perfect sponsor for your video! Nice haircut

@ahmedmonjid5696 5 лет назад

nice maaaan

@KowboyUSA 5 лет назад

The Victrola is down, we'll have to use the VHS.

@kushalsehgal 5 лет назад

HAPPY BIRTHDAY! 🎉

@BlueprintScience 5 лет назад

;)

@EliasMcCloud 5 лет назад

Eres un loco 😂 me agrada tu humor y la forma de explicar que tienes

@iCanSeeWhatMostCant 5 лет назад

Just stumbled across your channel by searching "microwave Fresnel lens" on google. :) brought me to your "SOLAR DEATH RAY" video.

@alexandernewman7587 5 лет назад

Hmmm, where have I seen that leaf blueprint? Oh wait, it's sitting here, next to me in my box of "Junk from Dayton" bin. Guess that makes me the original lottery winner here, eh?

@BlueprintScience 5 лет назад

I never realized I gave you enough stuff to merit a named box, Al BTW, would you mind taking some motors off of my hands, I have too many

@alexandernewman7587 5 лет назад

@@BlueprintScience boy have you come to the right person for motor disposal. Into the "Junk from Dayton" box it goes! Also, gotta show you my 6 foot length of medium voltage cable

@haltestelle793 5 лет назад

Great video

@oshnakhan7742 2 года назад

Amazing

@flavagnuts6608 5 лет назад

Nice vid!

@makingtutorial9761 5 лет назад

Ho thanks for your video. Its awesome

@phonotical 5 лет назад

I have some plate negatives you could have used, I also have a bunch that aren't even mine right now (really need to get on that)

@shaheertashfeen4414 4 года назад

Hello dayton. I know it's a little late but can you make a capacitor based coil gun? I partially know the physics but would love to know more i need some clear directions on how to make one.

@ameristanbouli5063 5 лет назад

Wow everything has changed in your video i like it 😮 keep going man 👌

@SodiumInteresting 3 года назад

nice 3d print. is there a stl or gcode somewhere for it? I want to try printing it in pla on my 3d printer but im not that proficient in fusion 360

@phonotical 5 лет назад

I think the British museum still has a shit ton of these, did you seethe nilered video on blueprints?

@SianaGearz 4 года назад

Gentle reminder: i'd like to see the Lippmann process, aka interference photochrome. Nobel Prize in Physics of 1908. A certain Jon Hilty (dot com) has an instructional webpage that seems like it comes straight from mid 2000s on the topic - except it doesn't fit on a 17" 1280x1024 screen from the era, which i know because i tried. While at it, autochrome seems interesting too.

@shanegibbens 5 лет назад

Awesome work man! I submitted a design of one of my favorite engineered devices, bf-109. Think be swell if you did blueprint shuurts like this to sell too, maybe even sell kits for folks to try. Keep up the awesome work!

@judgeomega 5 лет назад

whats the cost per page of the technique? how does it compare to a modern printer with their gold and diamond ink mined from the moon (or so the cost would suggest)?

@keithking1985 5 лет назад

I like the haircut💇

@banditeastlick2471 2 года назад

That cool

@SomeRandomPiggo 4 года назад

Insert Jarvis Johnson reference here

@BlueprintScience 4 года назад

Trying my best...

@SomeRandomPiggo 4 года назад

@@BlueprintScience "blueprint is trying his best"

@HazeAnderson 5 лет назад

How odd that just the other day I was thinking .... "Blueprint uses blueprints for his label ... how do they make blueprints anyway?" 🤔 Serendipity baby! 🤗

@shaggyboombastic1058 5 лет назад

Awesome video! Is it possible to make a camera that uses this process? Like a lens and box?

@BlueprintScience 5 лет назад

I suppose it would be if that camera operated around 1 frame per minute.

@shaggyboombastic1058 5 лет назад

@@BlueprintScience well i was planning on usingbit like early camera operators wherw the camera is pointed at a still subject. Like a hill. Ive seen some cyanotype photo developing and making videos on youtube and it does work decently.

@shaggyboombastic1058 5 лет назад

@@BlueprintScience i made it and it rocks!

@boomfiziks 5 лет назад

I did this experiment with my Chemistry students a few years ago. It worked great and the students enjoyed it. The only issue some students had was after they washed their shirts, the blue color turned yellow due to the types of detergents they used. Also, some students, if they sweat in their shirts, also turned their shirts partially yellow. Any suggestions?

@BlueprintScience 5 лет назад

Yeah, anything acidic will wash out the color. Peroxide can sometimes bring it back from what I hear, but it may be easier to simply add more sensitizer in the problem areas.