How it’s Made: Tintype Photos from the Civil War Era featuring the Charleston Tintypist
Learn the art of tintype photography, a popular technique used during the American Civil War era and well into the 1930’s. This behind the scenes tutorial will guide you through the process of creating unique wet plate collodion or “tintype” images, from preparing the plates to developing and fixing the image. Discover the historical significance of tintype photography and its enduring appeal. 
Thank you to Christine for showing us the intricacies, chemistry and attention to detail of wet plate collodion.
Check out Christine with the Charleston Tintypist on facebook, Instagram -@charleston_tintypist, and her website:
https://charlestontintypist.com
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