Man... I've only ever printed black and white but this method seems ideal. Outstanding colours. Dam I'm gonna have to try this

Jeremy Parr that was so awesome vid I never seen how colour prints were done before as I only learnt how to do black and white prints thank you for showing this video yours truly Jeremy Parr👍😁

Definitely saving this on a playlist for my hopefully impending color printing adventure.

I´ve seen it entirely. Great job!

Watched the whole thing! Felt like it went fast, I just lost myself in your process. This is really cool, thanks for sharing 🙏

Im a pom living in Adelaide, Australia. Love your site and the shirt .

A projection print scale is useful. 4X5 test prints (large paper torn into pieces) and a small Ciba processing tube cut costs.

Great video! As a beginner I would love to know more about the best equipment for sizing prints etc. Can you provide a list of all necessary equipment for getting photos on paper please! ❤

Very helpful and evidence that you have the patience to develop paper prints knowing that it takes some time and experimentation to get it right! :)

I've ventured into printing RA4 a couple of weeks back. Few things I found were I can do it at room temp (aprox 20/21c) and I just extend my dev and blix times (aprox 2 mins) I haven't found colour differences between processing them at the correct 35c or room temp. I also re-use the developer, usually the first 3 prints look good but after that blues will look more washed out (seems to be the first thing that goes) and the print will need more exposure/dev time. The best prints I always use fresh developer but for others I'm not too bothered and I can usually get at least 3 good prints with little to no difference from re-using a batch. I'd personally wear some eye protection just in case tho the amount of near misses it's just not worth the agro.

You're cool! Inspired to switch to color! For now I only shoot with 4x5" black and white format film. Thank you I wish you success! Greetings from the Altai mountains!

gracias bro. Mas videos como este please !

I've enjoyed watching this. Thanks for sharing.

This is the first time I have achieved a first in anything in my whole life :P

That was super helpful! Really neat to watch and see how you can do it without going crazy with a JOBO processor and all that. Makes me want to try this out - I just need to figure out how to fix my sticking color head on my Beseler 67. Really appreciate the vid!

Excellent video, thanks. I really like the example photo too!

Beautiful print and enjoying video. Hope someday I will also have opportunity to print in color.

Just subscribed! Loving the content, and greetings from Vancouver, Canada!

Thanks man, your videos are the best. I just got my first print ever done in my sketchy attic setup, which you showed me was possible.

My first reaction whhaaaatttttt kind of magic is this 😂. I’ve only ever used trays in my processing but this is a game changer. The only thing I don’t like about this process is like your picture that was too high in contrast if you were developing it in the trays you could see right away its too high and just toss it 😆 this way you have to be patient to see if you failed. Love your content though has inspired this oldy to think of new tricks!!

I am impressed with your patience in making a color print. What chemicals and paper do you use?

You mention that you do not take the temperage of the color developer. by not doing this it will affect the color and density of your prints. I had made my own color prints using a similar tube setup. also when the print is finished and washed, it appears blue until it is dry. I made many, many color prints this way over the years. It is so much easier and great quality to use an inkjet printer

Hi grate shows very helpful !!

Hi there, I noticed you aren't using any color processor machine. I was under the impression this was necessary for color printing but maybe I could be wrong? Are there multiple ways to do so without using a machine?

Great video! I think I'm going to try this out now

Great video. Thank you very much!

Que buen video me ha encantado yo no revelo en color pero pienso revelar en color, veo que tienes la misma ampliadora que tengo yo, que objetivo utilizas yo tengo varios pero me gusta el MEOGON 50MM 2.8 para 135, da muy buena calidad gracias un saludo desde BARCELONA ESPAÑA

Bro this is legendary info here, you need to exchange that cap for a gold crown from now and and call yourself King Ribs. You don't hear me tho 😂

Brilliant, love it! I might need to start working towards my own DIY darkroom now :)

Great Video!

Man I thought you were alright until I see you rocking a Liverpool Jersey! 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔 I might have to reconsider our KZfaq friendship. Lol. Good video though. I was just wondering about this process. 😎👍 Just a few other things. What brand enlarger is that? How do you tweak colors? Maybe another video highlighting that. Thanks.

thanks for the video, i think you are the only one who show the whole printing process. i print quite a lot on bnw, so i am more curious about how you set color to make color settings? are the color buttons there to make settings? 2nd quéstion: is BLIX fixer for color print?

Very nice video. I'm not sure about your burning tool, I've done this once using an old print, which is not totally lightproof and had some patterns printed. Since then I used black lightproof cards. I'm surprised you didn't have same issue.

Hi i tried several times with the jobo 4531 with the quantities and times rotation you suggested temperatures all 38 celcius , but all the same resolute very faded prints i guess not enough time in the tube any suggestions?

Wow. Never seen those tanks before. Much less chemical use than with the trays. Can you use them for B&W too? I’m going to look into them. Thanks for this feature!

fun video. So you don´t use a timer for exposure? Wouldn´t that make your life a bit easier? And no temperature control either? I like your approach. A color correction video would be nifty. But you probably have done that already.

Bro thank you so much for this. So helpful. I've just bought a color enlarger for home. Would you be able to help me out with what the measurements are for chemicals and developer? Thank you!

Do you have any links to the drum you are using? As well as maybe links to chemicals and paper?

What do you set your yellow and magenta filters at to start?

Do you have to dry the Jobo tank out before each use?- as I remember doing this years ago at a place where they did photography ( were I actually learnt)and it was a pain also trying to get the paper in y to he retaining clips.

hello Ribsy, yesterday i just did my first c41 film Portra 160 in 120 format. Today i did RA 4 . Everything was great, but i noticed Portra 160 has abit muted colors. Is that normal for that film? also exposure time was kinda short 3min f8, even through i shot at 100 and developed normaly- What you thing about prortra 160 colors?

Hey man, great videos so far! You've come just in time as I'm thinking of getting into the whole RA4 game! I too have a Meopta, an Opemus 5. Meopta enlargers are really well built and will last you a lifetime! I've been printing bw for a couple of months now, and l love it, I've basically stopped scanning my 120 films... 😁 I wanted to ask you about the Adox RA4 chemistry, particularly the developer, it states in the manual that you can develop about 115 sheets of 8*10, which would imply that you can reuse the developer, but l see that you discard it after every print. Have you tried reusing the developer?

Once again great video sir, can I ask what your base settings were on your Meopta color 3 head? I've read something around 40 magenta, 50 yellow is a good place to start? Thanks again.

You have a lot of patience.

You should probably wear some gloves while handling the chemicals, they are not exactly the safest