Observed arrival · 2026-10-17
WetPrint: a simulated silver-gelatin darkroom
A forthcoming Mac app for working photographs by hand with simulated darkroom chemistry, brushes, toners, and print-damaging tools.
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- Photographers exploring hand-worked darkroom effects
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- The page lists nine developer formulations and eight toners, with bleach used before toning.
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The page specifies macOS 13 or later and Apple silicon (M1 or later), and presents the app as coming soon to the Mac App Store. Its feature descriptions distinguish liquid behaviors—such as slow-moving fixer and readily wetting caffenol—and describe a test strip with untoned, sepia, selenium, and cyanotype options. The homepage also describes wax resist and Sabattier reversal as experimental techniques.
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