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This image was part of a film swap (with Graeme Pow).
Not sure what happened, but I think maybe due to very different weather/light when shooting this roll, the images I took seem to have pretty much covered over the first exposures, which is a shame, but it's always enjoyable to swap a roll anyhow and see what you get :)
This image was part of a film swap (with Graeme Pow).
Not sure what happened, but I think maybe due to very different weather/light when shooting this roll, the images I took seem to have pretty much covered over the first exposures, which is a shame, but it's always enjoyable to swap a roll anyhow and see what you get :)
My first trials of film soup!! I "splashed" some ammonia or Vanish (stain remover) on the film surface in the same way as @Hodachrome in the article below; but I didn't cook it in a pot. Instead, I put it directly inside the developing tank and filled it with hot tap water for about 20mn. Then I developed directly with Rollei Digibase C41 kit. It seems that Ammonia worked better than Vanish, but maybe the Vanish film was badly exposed. http://www.lomography.com/magazine/tipster/2013/02/27/lets-cook-the-film-the-recipe-of-film-soup
Found this in my to-develop pile. It's the last roll from my night excursion to Luna Park, my walk across the Harbour Bridge, then home. I suppose I can make my Luna Park mega-album now.
