Alway good to see a wet darkroom printing color. There are so few videos of this. One trick to zeroing in on that color balance. Since color balance is largely effected by the color of scene lighting (sun, cloudy, etc), pack along and short a small color test chart with a grey scale included as your first shot on the type of film you will be using. Back in the darkroom,first do a small test print of this test chart to zero in color balance (and printing exposure for that matter). It is vastly easier to fine tune your color printing when you are using a standard, full color scale subject than trying to hit balance on a wide variety of scenes under different lighting conditions. Once you get color zeroed in you can always further modify for any effect you want to add.

Great !

Unreal dude. Nicely done

👍🏻wow!😊

Wow man that's hard-core and looks amazing

Making color prints in a Darkroom is full of fun and satisfaction. But less and less people know how to make one nowadays. You are great!

Never closed "how to build a house in the jungle" so fast! Great video!!

Great work Ribs! Thanks for sharing your workflow here.

You sir, are a good Printer.

That final print looks wonderful!

Love it amazing !

This is so cool man. Darkroom prints are honestly the coolest part of the process. Your print came out so nice too

Best youtube video of the week!

Wonderful video. Enjoyed seeing the process, I haven't been in the darkroom in a while, need to get back to that... End result looked great too!

Beautiful print, really love seeing your full workflow from making the images to developing to printing them.

You nailed that!! Love it :-) Keep them coming Ribsy :-)

The print is nice. You should get somebody to photograph you in B&W.

Great work dude. That's an ace shot.

awesome video as always!

Big prints are where it's at! Nice work man!! Getting me wanting to try to color printing for sure.

That print is awesome man

Hi... Yesterday I did my first color print and.. WOW! Chemical printing is still another thing! Can you do some video on the filtering technique? Thanks.

Did you use an easel for the bigger prints? Great videos, I subscribed

What's the biggest print you can get from 35mm before graininess becomes a problem?

What Lens do you have on your enlarger? Size and brand? Do you also use an Apo lens? Greets

Nice video, not many people show colour printing in the darkroom. But couldn’t you put the image straight on the paper? 🤣 Well I guess you can always trim the edges.

Great image and process! I think the slightly larger size makes a big difference.