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So easy done and with a smile like yours...all in daylight

How about using exposure bracketing to ensure there’s always a correct exposed scan?

So does "recommend NOT processing" Fomapan 400 etc. mean DON'T do it? Or is it really just "don't recommend", a suggestion?

"get the camera out of my face" guy was so rude!!

Does anyone else have an issue with this thing not working? I have it set to 103 and my developer won't go past 98 for almost an hour now. The water I put it in was 104 degrees.

Is re-using estimates based on amount of film stocks per use or volume of tank? Can I ouch my personal 500T to equivalent of a CineStill 800T or my CineStill 800 to 1600

What is the lower temp control? Can it keep room temperature of 20°c ?

Can this be used in a water bath?

Great explanation. Greetings from FRAMES!

Way cool. This is new to me. Can I use in the rotary constant agitation & if so, how is time adjusted? 16 rolls based on what size? Single 135 in a 1510 vs single 120 in the 2509n ? I use 140-170ml

Awesome. So the DF96 I dictates processing to native ISO. What about push pull adjustments ? Or how do I calculate my push times from Kodak D76 X-Tol?

Is there a sheet film tank for smalls as 2x3 using minimal solution?

Badly want the duo kit. Like bad bad. That sous warmer is ideal. I just wish I could buy extra accordion bottles. Also you guys fixed the monobath development mystery. Ive noticed there were mixed reviews with the mono bath solution. Tell me how would i push or pull a stop with the mono bath?

Would both sides be black or just one side

Seriously? Take it with me in my camera bag? Why would I be scanning on the go? If I am out, I am shooting digital images - I cannot imagine taking a film duplicator in my bag! Oh well, just my take. Still, it is a very expensive light source and film/slide holder. A cheap $20 Opteka slide duplicator with any decent flash or video light aimed at al white card diffuser works just as well, and you can then afford better bourbon! Just my take. Thanks for the nicely scripted and illustrated vid. TT

This is ASMR 35mm camera goodness. Can’t wait to enjoy my Pentax 17!

Can you do a video on negative conversion? Best practices? Using Lightroom.

The lab I took it to said that the roll was a “new/unused roll” but I remember taking photos on it. But I don’t know what happened.

You know this video actually makes it sound more complicated than the traditional way to develop film

Ten percent, the way to go !

Never thought about shooting film with diffusion filters! This is sick. Definitely gonna try soon.

Seems like there is a lot of "Don't do's" ?

Good info! Mixed up a kit this evening

Amazing photos and a wonderful video with great commentary. New sub!

I had been struggling with light leaks so I replaced my light seals. Shot my roll and developed it and it got a lot worse. I was about to start troubleshooting when I watched your video and you mentioned the center column. Bamm! right there I noticed my mistake. I had loaded the spool and put it into the canister to develop. Right before developing I noticed that I forgot the column so i went back to my dark room and put it back in. It had obviously been too late at this point and my roll was ruined. So far I made pretty much every possible mistake at this point. But I know those won't happen so fast again. Thanks for the vid! :)

Always test the chemistry

Hey, where is my order?

I remember when Bessler chemicals came out, using 100 degrees, each step of the two chemicals were only 1 minuet each. If you used lower temperatures it could go up to 5 minutes without shifting the colors. When I started with Kodak chemicals, there were 5 chemical steps

Love this video! Super excited to develop my first roll! Double checking: the water should be warmed to specified temperature before any mixing starts? Also, is tap water safe to use or is distilled water the best option? Thanks!

i love the shutter !

Great way to test it out. My personal taste was always the "correct" exposure. I have to get some right away.

Is that Stan Lee playing guitar? 😂

Great tips! Thank you 🙂. My question is: When the film travels from the factory to retailers in other continents all over the world, isn’t it scanned for security in customs anyway? Thanks again!

I love how smooth and contrasty Ferrenia Films are.

So it seems to be a true ISO 160. Would be interesting to try 1 stop overexposure while 1 stop underdevelopment?

cool film but why'd you have to but that wack ass stock music beat over that old man's beautiful singing

Please learn how to properly pronounce Nikon!

hey ! at 7:25 i saw Henry drying with a tissu the film. Can you give me the method of this process and what are the advantages ? thanks :)

I've used this film stock at an amusement park. Absolutely stunning contrast and I loved it a lot.

OLD NEWS. STOP SHILLING.

This crap better be $5-$6 a roll

Cannot wait for it. Send some of it to Australia!

I have a Ferrania camera. Stoked to try this film out.

great content but the audio + video quality is very subpar... i love u guys cinestill tho!

Kent 400 will always be my beloved.

My favorite film but I've only shot it in 35mm. It's tempting to get a good medium format camera just to try this one. And I love DF96 Monobath.

Wow, had no idea you guys were here, too! That's awesome. I just picked up a roll Kodak UltraMax and 800T, came to CZcams looking for videos about it. Pretty cool both rolls were made right here at home :)

i am new to this. how is variable speed working? isn't it underexposed when im shooting this film on 800 instead of 200?

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